AI · Diplomacy · Middle East · Multilateralism
Foreign-policy professional. Former UN Political Affairs Officer, Syria team. Based in New York. Seeking roles in diplomacy, political affairs and AI governance.
Columbia University, Sciences Po and LUISS graduate. My public Sciences Po interview describes political analysis, diplomatic engagement and conflict maps supporting the UN Syria team.
LinkedIn · X · Published writing
| Project | My contribution | Status |
|---|---|---|
| TACITUS | Independent developer and researcher | Working research tools · PRAXIS paused |
| Concordia Discors Magazine | Editor and contributor | Published |
| Next Diplomacy | Writer · Publication in development | In development |
TACITUS builds AI data infrastructure for policy and political analysis. Concordia Discors is an editorial project on polarization, pluralism and civic virtue. Next Diplomacy is in development, with an accompanying Age of Abundance account.
| Repository | What you can do | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Middle East political analysis | Explore 120,576 historical conflict observations and annual country data; inspect sources and export cited selections. | Runnable research tools |
| TACITUS Workbench | Inspect source passages, attributed assertions and omissions; reopen historical research selections. | Local tools and browser readers |
| TACITUS Knowledge Pipeline | A smaller reference implementation for structured policy-research context. | Reference implementation |
Start with the research kit’s main-branch historical atlas guide. The five offline policy task workflows produce source-linked preparation worksheets and independently verifiable packet receipts without API accounts.
For writing, start with The Conflict Resolution Machine and the Human Remainder or The Questioner and the Republic, both co-bylined with CDM Editors.
Project status and experimental work · Profile presentation and suggested pins
Engineering review and 30 improvements · Reproduce the public repository audit
Browse all public projects, prototypes and upstream references

