I began my career as an engineer, learning to understand complex systems from their most fundamental principles. That foundation continues to shape how I invest today. When evaluating a deep-tech company, I look beyond market narratives and ask what the technology can genuinely achieve, what must still be proven, and whether its engineering advantage can become a durable commercial advantage.

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My investment thesis is centred on seed-stage frontier technologies capable of creating new industrial infrastructure. I focus on physical AI, robotics, semiconductors, quantum technologies and space—sectors in which scientific progress, capital formation and commercial timing must align. 

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My work extends beyond selecting investments. I have supported founders through fundraising, commercialisation, strategic partnerships and investor positioning, contributing to programmes that collectively facilitated more than $70 million in capital formation across AI, robotics, energy and advanced manufacturing. I also executed a $1.5 million secondary share transaction with high-net-worth investors, developing practical experience across both primary venture investment and private-market liquidity.

 

As a Certified Venture Investment Professional and Certified Investment Manager, I continue to refine my investment discipline while building relationships across the international venture ecosystem.

 

Beyond investing, I have become an active voice in the global deep-tech community. I have been invited to speak at the Humanoid Robots Summit Europe and the Physical AI Expo London, where I examine the capital, commercialisation and valuation questions shaping physical AI. I also regularly publish research and investment frameworks for an international audience of founders, investors and technology executives.

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My ambition is not merely to identify promising technologies. It is to help exceptional engineering teams cross the gap between scientific possibility and market power.