I'm a space systems engineer turned deep-tech co-founder. I spent five years at Thales Alenia Space working on AOCS and data handling systems for Earth observation and telecom satellites across ESA, NASA JPL, ASI, CSA and KAI programs — LEOP and commissioning, SVT and IVVQ campaigns, anomaly investigation on operational fleets, and contributions to missions like COSMO-SkyMed, PLATiNO and IRIDE from proposal through operations. In early 2026 I co-founded Prometheus Plasma Systems, where I now run the company side: strategy, fundraising, and industrial partnerships.
Most of the people I talk to end up coming to me for a few things:

1. Breaking into space and satellite systems engineering, and understanding what the work actually involves day to day
2. Navigating large, high-stakes programs — V&V, commissioning, anomaly investigation, and how complex systems really get built and shipped
3. Making the jump from a big engineering organization to a startup, and figuring out whether that jump is right for them
4. Building a deep-tech company from zero: fundraising, partnerships, and moving technology out of the lab into a real product
5. Thinking through hard technical-and-business problems where the engineering and the company decisions are tangled together

My style is direct, calm, and practical. I won't hand-wave. I'd rather work through the actual problem with you, get to what's really going on, and help you leave with clearer thinking — not just an opinion.
I work with engineers early in their careers trying to find their footing, mid-career engineers weighing a move into startups or deep tech, and technical founders trying to get a hard idea off the ground.
If you're trying to grow as a systems engineer, cross from a big organization into building your own thing, or turn deep technology into a real company, this is where I can help.