I hadn't really realised that there were careers focused on helping design sound systems before they've even kind of been installed, because everyone just sees them installed and never think, oh, what actually happens behind the scenes? So kind of, kind of, would you be able to explain sort of what your job entails and kind of what you do on a day to day? Or like, what kind of things you work on?

To start with, I was initially drawn to the intersection of physics, architecture, and creativity.

Because while live mixing or studio production focuses on the art of the performance itself, system design focuses on the canvas.

The realization that you can use predictive acoustic modeling to mathematically ensure that every single seat in a huge capacity arena experiences pristine intelligible sound before a single cable is pulled felt appealing to me.

It shifts the role from troubleshooting on site to intentional, proactive engineering.

And you also asked how I started.

So I actually started, so I studied sounds in Lisbon.

And lastly, one thing you would tell your younger self?