Welcome, you! Here you are about to read about my professional affiliations. Generally speaking, my work is transdisciplinary, moving across fields of media design, humanistic studies and emerging information and communication technology. In there, inside the heart of a project, I am inspired to learn about the context, understand relations and socio-cultural values, as well as identify clear and non-evident objectives. Design is in the core of my expertise. I pepper the practice with my critical opinions, ethical concerns and offer a posthuman design approach.  This is why I like to think of myself as a Digital Culture Reformer; a Designer and an avid Investigator of New Media Design. Essentially, I am interested to open, develop and create new horizons that transform human experiences and reform relations through and to technology. 

In my role at Aalto University’s Department of IT Service Development, I focus on designing user-centric services that align with both our organisation’s goals and strategies, ensuring they are intuitive and efficient for students, faculty, and administrative staff. I work closely with stakeholders to identify their needs and translate them into actionable plans for technical implementation. My role also involves negotiating between different university stakeholders to balance priorities and ensure successful outcomes. Additionally, I consult on solutions for data analytics, machine learning, and AI tools, while coordinating development projects and collaborating with the Data Analytics Platform team to implement advanced analytics solutions.

My practice in the design and development of digital products and services often revolves around designing for context-dependent solutions, and, moreover, developing it’s behavioural culture of user relations. Some of my current interests include Speculative Design; novel communication and collaboration cultures and Posthuman design. I’m particularly intrigued by the dynamics of Human-AI interaction and the design of AI-to-AI interactions right now.