Futures thinker · Sociologist · Engineer
Thinking about the future, out loud.
Part sociologist, part software engineer — mostly curious about where things are heading.
I write about AI and uncertainty, build web and mobile software, and run future-scenario workshops. Based in Brussels.
What I do
Writing
Short pieces on AI, organizations, and how teams navigate uncertainty — observations from someone who both writes the code and runs the conversations.
Building things
Ruby/Rails · JavaScript · React Native · AI integration. Eight-plus years building web and mobile apps. The technical side is what keeps the future scenarios grounded in what's actually buildable.
Workshops
I occasionally facilitate future-scenario sessions — mapping how AI, technology and social shifts might play out, and which signals are worth watching. Usually 2.5 hours, 4–15 people, remote or in Brussels.
A sociologist and a software engineer. That combination is why I see the patterns between systems — the human ones and the technical ones.— why the unusual path matters
About
An unusual path: sociology degree → marketing → HR → software development → teaching 500+ developers at Le Wagon → building e-bike software at Cowboy → facilitating future-scenario workshops.
The breadth lets me explore wide-ranging scenarios. The technical depth keeps them honest. And the curiosity is the constant.
- Based inBrussels — a 1916 maison de maître we're renovating one room at a time
- LanguagesEnglish, French, German, Greek
- FamilyMy wife (an artist) and two kids, 1 and 5
- Off the clockBJJ three times a week
Projects
Nakyma
A forecasting tool for making better decisions under uncertainty. Track forecasts, calibrate your judgment, and see where your predictions land.
Try Nakyma →RCrewAI for Rails
Teams of AI agents inside your Rails app: they run as background jobs, every run is saved to the database, and a built-in trace view shows each step, its timing and its cost. It runs on RCrewAI, my Ruby port of CrewAI. Both are open source and on RubyGems.
See it on GitHub →Open source
Tools built for fun and learning — Rails Code Health, a Wordle solver, teaching platforms, and experiments at the edge of code and curiosity.
See the work →Recent writing
Get in touch
Always happy to talk — about an idea, a project, or where things are heading. If you're in Brussels, coffee works too.
I read everything, and reply to most.