An empathetic person who happens to be a geek.
Everything I work on comes back to one thing: leaving the world in better shape than I found it.
At Aliste Technologies I lead technology across everything we make — the devices that measure and control a space, the platform they run on, and the apps people actually touch. Hardware, software and human habits, all arguing with each other. That's the fun.
I like the digital life and I like putting it down for a while — the second one is what makes the first one good.
Aliste Technologies
Solving the world's energy crisis, starting with the two things nobody has: visibility into the energy you use, and control over it.
Six years, 100+ people, and the groundwork for what comes next: virtual power plants, demand response, and energy traded between the people who make it and the people who need it.
Solving the world's energy crisis is the actual job.
Automation and energy management are the groundwork. What gets built on top is the point: virtual power plants, demand response, peer-to-peer energy trading between the people who generate power and the people who need it. Not only to cut costs — to use less electricity at all.
It's the same idea underneath everything I do: leave the place in better shape than I found it.
Nothing compounds like a young mind that decides reading is fun.
I volunteer with the Coforge CSR team, visiting government and public schools for storytelling and bonding sessions — an afternoon spent getting kids genuinely excited about books and about school itself.
Education matters more than almost anything else I could give time to. Looking after growing minds is, as far as I can tell, one of the highest-leverage things a person can do.
Six years, several pivots, one team that kept going.
Off screen: running, cycling, walking, hiking, trekking, reading. Long distances suit me — the point is the hours without a signal.