About

Not a typical jurist.

I am a jurist finishing a PhD at the intersection of law, technology and neuroscience — and I have discovered a builder’s instinct and a mild obsession with how AI is shaping legal work and legal practice.

My curiosity has led me to develop the skillset necessary to pursue the things that truly interest me: From law, to neuroscience, to PhD research and now also AI-assisted coding and tool development.

Over the last half year I have discovered how fun and exciting it is to be able to make tools that can make my life easier. Whether it is a personalised newsletter curated by an AI agent, or a tool that fixes my bibliography, it involves a new way of thinking about how technology can help to automate and support human work. I think that having this AI assisted coding skillset and mindset will make any large project easier to perform, as long as you can balance the use of expert human insight with mechanistic tasks that can be (partially) automated. This balancing exercise is a skill in and of itself

So while I am a PhD-level jurist and scholar, and I know statistics, empirical methods and neuroscience, I love seeing how all these ways of thinking combine into technology and innovation. I built this website so that any reader can see what my mindset is.

Feel free to email me, let's talk.