Building bridges between digital innovation, market scale, and cross-border ecosystems

My career follows an M-shaped trajectory across three domains: digital innovation in public infrastructure, go-to-market execution at scale, and cross-border ecosystem development. The connector across them is public–private partnerships and the institutional design that enables technology adoption.

I work at the intersection of emerging technologies, institutional adoption, and ecosystem building—with particular focus on AI governance, digital public infrastructure, and strategic partnerships across Asia.

Selected Projects

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Latest Writing

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Speech AI and the Access Problem

Voice interfaces promise to democratize technology access. But deployment in low-literacy contexts requires rethinking our assumptions about consent, privacy, and institutional readiness.

The M-Shaped Career

Why career trajectories that cross domains—rather than climbing a single ladder—may be better suited to how technology and institutions actually evolve.

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Research

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Working Paper 2024

AI Governance in Financial Infrastructure: A Risk-Based Framework

Prepared for Reserve Bank Innovation Hub

Risk-based governance framework for AI adoption by financial infrastructure operators. Covers technical standards, organizational readiness assessment, and ecosystem coordination mechanisms aligned to financial regulatory requirements.

Working Paper 2024

Speech AI for Healthcare Access in Low-Literacy Populations

Prepared for Reserve Bank Innovation Hub

Analysis of deployment considerations for voice-based AI in healthcare settings serving low-literacy populations. Examines technical architecture, privacy-preserving design, consent mechanisms, and institutional readiness requirements for responsible deployment.