Human

I’ve spent my career looking at people before numbers. Even inside the tangled systems of an aviation project, what remained in the end was the way the people worked together. I learned that the rhythm of coordination matters more than a fast result.

My career began by planning happy journeys for other people. Through a range of PM and hands-on roles across digital marketing and data analysis, I found my way back to aviation. At a growing airline, I take on and work through many projects — simplifying complex systems and turning “something new” into repeatable process. The places have been different, but the question has always been the same — how do you connect people and work?

Travel, for me, is an extension of work. Passing through airports and cities, I rethink the relationship between people and work. Running is practice for thinking. Running in cities around the world, I gather my thoughts and empty my mind.

For now I’m recording a language that connects work and people, centred on aviation, travel, and running. Looking for balance between technology and feeling, between systems and relationships, I want to write under the name “HUMAN”.