Anthropology requires the right balance of rigour, curiosity and creativity. I particularly appreciate how this discipline holds the complexity of the human experience and refuses over-symplifications. I believe this ease around complexity enables anthropologists to problematise issues in new and pertinent ways and identify comprehensive solutions.

Throughout my studies, I have focussed on understanding concepts of health and people’s interactions with health systems. My research centres primarily on the body and explores ideas of agency and phenomenology.

Ultimately, I seek to bridge the gap between academia and business by using my anthropological skills to participate in the creation of an ethical and humane (technological) future.