I am an architect on an unconventional path.


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Overview

I am an architect, urbanist, and entrepreneur with a passion for cities, great software products, and thoughtful design. I have 10 years of experience designing and developing software that enables data-driven climate decisions for buildings and cities. I am currently the Co-Founder and Head of Product at Station A, where I have helped build the core patented technology, scale the software platform, expand the user network, and grow both the SaaS and Marketplace side of the business. I received a Master of Science in Urbanism and Building Technology from MIT while conducting research at the Sustainable Design Lab. I have published numerous papers on energy modeling and its implications for urban planning and real estate development.

Experience

Head of Product, Station A (July 2018 - Today)

Advisor, First Bite (September 2023 - Today)

Advisor, Greenwork (September 2021 - September 2023)

Product Manager: Geospatial Analytics, NRG Energy (August 2016 - June 2018)

Lead Environmental Designer, NRG Energy (July 2015 - July 2016)

Research Assistant, MIT Sustainable Design Lab (March 2014 - June 2015)

Academia

Project Advisor, MIT Sloan School of Management (March 2019 - June 2022)

Advised on 3 research projects run by MBA candidates at the MIT Sloan School of Management. The projects were sponsored by Station A as part of the Laboratory for Sustainable Business (S-Lab) class.

Guest Lecturer, Cornell AAP (March 2019)

Lectured at the Environmental Systems II: Building Dynamics class for BArch candidates taught by professor Dogan. The lecture introduced the audience to the emerging fields of geospatial analytics and distributed energy modeling, and discussed the applicability of design skills beyond the architecture industry.

Education

Master of Science in Architecture Studies, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (September 2013 - June 2015)

Diploma in Architectural Engineering, National Technical University of Athens (September 2006 - June 2012)

Patents

Method and System for Determining Energy Management Strategies, US20180260920A1 (June 2020)

Granted patent for inventing a method to identify customers and markets for clean energy products. The method forecasts a customer’s energy usage and determines a customized set of clean energy product offerings to satisfy their needs. The patent also describes a method to select and locate clean energy products to fulfill the requirements of a utility or power provider.

Media