In the following article, I shared a few thoughts on the risks and opportunities for the Greek government, the EU and every citizen. It's clear that we will have to face a lot of difficult decisions in the coming years, in the dawn of a new era which relies heavily on data.
I've worked in tech for over 15 years, mostly on digital analytics and automation for large enterprises. My work usually lives at the intersection of business problems and technical implementation — cloud architecture, data engineering, analytics consulting, and the project management that holds it all together. Over the years I've shipped a fair number of complex projects, the kind that take a quarter of patient work before anyone sees the result.
I lead a team of analytics developers, and most of what I've learned about leadership is that it's mostly listening, removing obstacles, and being honest when something isn't working. I like mentoring, I like watching people grow into harder problems, and I'm usually the one trying to turn a tangle of technical detail into something a non-technical stakeholder can actually act on.
