A neighbourhood,
then a good meal.
I love discovering the character of a place through its streets and food. The question I kept asking about Rome: Monti or Testaccio—and where would I eat well?
A little about me
Following the
next good question.
Economics taught me to look for the incentive, the pattern, the story behind a number. At Concordia, I showed up with zero coding experience and taught myself to work with data - because the questions I wanted to answer needed it.
That curiosity turned into a habit: understanding behavior, testing decisions, and building the tools that turn a messy dataset into something a team can actually act on. Lately I've been asking a harder question — not just what does the data say, but what should we build because of it—and why? That's where AI, product, and data start to blur together for me, and where I'm focusing that curiosity right now.
Being a woman who found her own way into tech is part of my story. So is everything outside of it — travel, cooking, wine, fashion, and getting to know a place one neighbourhood at a time.
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