Since graduating from Georgetown Law in 2015, I have spent the past decade combining law, technology, and public service. I co-founded Filarion, where we build spatial-computing interfaces and AI tools that reduce the cost and complexity of high-stakes litigation. Leading a young company has been an education in itself, and this spring the Silicon Valley Business Journal named me to its 2025 “40 Under 40” list in recognition of our work. I stay connected to Georgetown Law through the Board of Visitors, advising on how generative AI can enrich both the curriculum and the profession. I also serve on Palo Alto’s Utilities Advisory Commission, helping guide policy for California’s only city-owned full-service utility. This fall, I will return to the classroom as an incoming student in Stanford’s Master of Liberal Arts program; after years in startup mode, the chance to study across disciplines feels like a gift. The skills I honed as a student still shape everything I write. I remain grateful to the community that set me on this path and look forward to paying that mentorship forward.

I became a boring corporate lawyer. Excited to catch up and see how everyone's life has progressed.

After spending 5 years working as a life sciences associate at McDermott, Will & Emery in Paris, I have been a senior associate in life sciences at DLA Piper in Paris. I am also a member of the Scientific Committee of AI for Health, a guest member of the INSERM Ethics Committee and the President of the Ethics Committee of the French Federation for Disability Sport.

Wow, I can't believe it has been 10 years since graduation! Since graduating I was fortunate enough to move to Mexico City (seeing some of you guys in the process) and be back to DC for a while (again, keeping in touch with some of you) and ultimately relocated to Madrid in 2020. I am now the in-house counsel for a video game focused US VC fund, with investments worldwide, but most importantly, the husband of my amazing wife and the father of two beautiful and extremely active daughters. Looking forward to seeing you all soon!