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The most dangerous numbers are the ones that look right. So, I specialize in evaluating the reliability of quantitative, statistical, and numerical models used in high-impact decisions. With over 20 years of professional experience in technical environment, quality assurance, and statistical analysis, and a PhD in Mathematics & Statistics, I work at the intersection of models, uncertainty, and decision-making. My focus is not on building models, but on assessing when model outputs are trustworthy, when they are fragile, and when they can mislead decision-makers despite being mathematically correct. I have held leadership and audit roles, contributed to institutional quality and capacity-building initiatives (including collaboration with KPMG), and gained international academic and research experience in Australia and the United States. I am particularly interested in roles or collaborations related to model validation, quantitative risk analysis, decision support, and quality assurance in data-driven environments.
Research Focus: Minimal Degrees and Structural Properties of Complex Groups. Engineered advanced frameworks to verify the structural integrity of complex data sets using Group Theory. Pioneered methodologies for isolating logical inconsistencies within large-scale data, enhancing reliability. Note: This research provides the foundational logic for modern Cryptography and Quantum Error Correction.
Part-Time Lecturer / Examination Committee Member