My professional trajectory has been shaped by a dual ambition: to do rigorous science that
directly applies to the real world. I have always wanted to operate at the forefront of my
field, bridging the gap between fundamental research and practical application to solve
tangible problems.
To avoid the path of a pure academic, I pursued a PhD in Physical Chemistry at the École
Normale Supérieure concurrently with an MBA at the Collège des Ingénieurs. This combination
allowed me to work with a molecular diagnostics startup under a CIFRE fellowship during my
doctoral studies, translating lab work into a commercial setting. After my PhD, I joined
Sanofi, where I designed capability strategies for large-scale organizational
transformations.
Driven by a desire to build, I later went fully into entrepreneurship. I tried a few
early-stage startup ideas and failed, which taught me concrete lessons about product-market fit
and the realities of building a business. These iterations led me naturally into consulting.
Today, I work with biotech startups on their go-to-market plans, regulatory frameworks, and
general product positioning.
My interest in systems optimization also carries over to my personal projects. I build
automated tools, systems, and data pipelines using Python, databases, and advanced analytics to
integrate AI into daily workflows. I also apply this data-driven mindset to my own biology as
an analytical biohacker, focusing on metrics and tracking rather than supplements.
Outside of my work, you can find me sailing or skiing. I trained at the Les Glénans sailing
school, am a member of the West Pier Sailing Club in Dún Laoghaire, and enjoy sailing in
Brittany. In the winter, I ski across France, Switzerland, and Austria, and I also enjoy
training in combat sports, having practiced MMA, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and Muay Thai.
On this site, you will find a mix of my professional work, personal projects, and various
interests in different forms. Welcome, and feel free to explore.
