AI product and delivery
Choosing worthwhile use cases, shaping the product, building the system and getting it safely into production.
AI systems, automation and enablement
Practical AI. Built for real work.
I design and build AI and automation systems, then help organisations turn them into work that people can actually use.
My work spans product design, data, engineering and adoption across sustainability, legal services, higher education and AI research.
- Current
- AI Solutions Manager, ERM
- Also
- AI Consultant, University of Oxford
- Based
- London
Latest writing: When AI Agents Become Apps
Career support
Explore career support
Free 20-minute job-search call.
A focused video call for students, graduates and career switchers navigating data, analytics, AI and related roles.
The advice draws on my record of 102 tracked roles across 90+ companies, including 48 documented interview processes and 4 offers secured in under four weeks.
Experience built across
Different sectors. The same delivery problem.
Turning technical possibility into something useful has taken me through enterprise AI, research, legal services, consulting and sustainability.
Academic background
MSc Business Analytics
UCL School of Management, 2021
MSc Accounting & Finance
University of Bristol, 2020
Business Administration & International Trade
University at Buffalo, 2019
About
I work where AI ambition meets operational reality.
I now own AI and automation applications end to end at ERM, alongside building AI research systems with Oxford. Before that, I led data science in a major international law firm and worked on the core analytics team at Google DeepMind.
That range has made me practical about the work. A promising model is only one part of the problem. The product, data, workflow, governance, deployment and adoption all have to hold together before an AI system creates value.
- 5+
- years across AI and data
- 6
- organisational environments
- 4
- academic degrees
What I focus on
From useful idea to working system.
I tend to work across boundaries rather than inside one narrow technical lane. The common thread is making difficult AI and data work clearer, buildable and usable.
Process automation
Understanding the real workflow before deciding where agents, orchestration or conventional automation should help.
Data platforms and analytics
Designing reporting, pipelines and decision tools that make fragmented operational data easier to trust and use.
Adoption and enablement
Helping teams understand the system, change how work happens and build enough confidence to keep using it.
Selected work
A few examples of the work in practice.
Different contexts, but each project required technical decisions to be made in the service of a real organisation and the people using the result.
External industry advisor for a new BSc programme
Reviewed and challenged the proposed Business Analytics curriculum, bringing current employer expectations and applied analytics practice into the programme design.
Contribution Industry feedback on curriculum relevance, graduate capabilities and the balance between technical depth and business application.
CLARA: Corporate Litigation Research Assistant
Designed and built an AI research platform for climate-litigation analysis, combining document processing, entity extraction, retrieval and an AWS deployment pipeline.
Visit CLARADelivery A working research system spanning 1.2 million pages, OCR, GraphRAG, Python, Docker, AWS services and automated deployment rather than a standalone model demonstration.
Microsoft analytics platform migration
Led the move from legacy SSRS reporting to Power BI, bringing business data together and creating a clearer route to self-service analytics across operational teams.
Impact Reduced report redundancy by 70 percent and enabled more teams to work directly with trusted analytics rather than relying on a fragmented reporting estate.
What collaborators notice
Technical range matters. How you work matters too.
Feedback from people who have worked with me across education, research and enterprise data.
Her strength as a highly motivated, people-centred collaborator enables her to bring real value to any organisation, team or individual she works with.
She brings impressive technical skills, acquires new skills quickly, and brings strategic leadership and direction to projects.
She is exceptional at solving problems and turning ideas into clear, measurable outcomes. Exactly what you want in a data team.
Contact
Have a difficult AI, automation or data problem?
Email is the simplest place to start. A short note about the context and what is currently stuck is enough.