I started out designing car parts.
My first degree was in mechanical engineering. My final-year project was a transmission cover for the Ford Edge, and it taught me that good engineering means nothing if people can't use what you've built.
That question took me into a PhD in Design, studying how athletes interact with wearable technology, and into four years of lecturing at Brunel, teaching UX, VR/AR and design management.
Today I bring the same curiosity to product. At Evora Global I own the Net Zero Carbon and Renewables modules end to end, from research through roadmap to release. The thread through all of it: taking data that's hard to read and making it something people can act on.