Profile

Data Scientist and researcher developing transparent and explainable analytical systems for real-world data.

Academic background includes Business Computing at the University of Westminster, an MBA in Information Technology from the University of São Paulo, and postgraduate research in International Business Analytics at the University of Sydney.

Over nearly two decades working across financial systems, cybersecurity, enterprise analytics, and data engineering, research interests gradually shifted toward understanding how data is produced, validated, and interpreted in real-world environments.

Current work centres on Wearonomics, a research framework exploring how wearable movement data can be validated and translated into meaningful analytical signals. A key component of this research investigates how verified human activity can generate transparent credit systems that recognise the value of the data individuals produce through their daily lives, creating potential incentives such as health benefits, insurance discounts, or credit opportunities.

The objective is to contribute to data science and applied research, collaborating with universities, research institutes, government, and industry on new analytical frameworks that combine technical rigour with real-world social impact.

Ocean Conservation & Field Photography

Alongside research work, there is a long-standing commitment to ocean conservation and environmental protection. Support and collaboration extend to organisations working to protect marine ecosystems and address ocean pollution, including Sea Shepherd, The Ocean Cleanup, the Great Barrier Reef Foundation, and Surfers for Climate.

This section also presents a photographic gallery captured during travels and field observations around the world. These images document coastal environments, wildlife, and landscapes encountered along the way, reflecting an ongoing curiosity about the natural world and the environments that inspire both scientific inquiry and conservation efforts.