I have deep expertise in UX research and design, open source software (OSS), and GenAI. Throughout my 15+ year career, I have led groundbreaking initiatives in the private sector and international civil society that have reached hundreds of thousands of people. I am currently the Executive Director of Humane Intelligence, an AI evaluations organization that helps responsibility unlock the power of AI for good at scale. As the ED of Humane Intelligence, I conceptualized and oversaw the release of our AI red teaming software under an OSS license, helped develop an ontology-based contextual AI evals methodology, created a new strategy that helped me generate 7 figures of revenue in record time for the organization.

Previously, I was the Director of Program Management, AI Safety at MLCommons, where I oversaw the core team that created the AI risk benchmark, AILuminate. As the Director of Tech for Social Good at GitHub, I helped launch the first OSPO in the United Nations (UN) system. While at the UN, I was one of the first people globally to introduce UX research and design, where I led the design and development of novel tech solutions in public health, food security, and disaster risk management. 

While NYC is home, I have extensive experience working in four continents, in both English and French, and I regularly travel abroad to conduct field research and speak. I have presented and keynoted at the India AI Impact Summit, UNGA, Cornell Tech, IGF, Nasdaq, KIKK Festival, Nordic.Design, and RightsCon, among others. 

Separate to my tech work, I am the author of two novels. My second novel What it Meant to Survive was published on October 1, 2024.