I am a visionary innovator and storyteller driven by a deep desire to transform how we interact with technology, creativity, and each other. With a background as a stay-at-home mom turned inventor, composer, and entrepreneur, my journey is rooted in resilience, reinvention, and a refusal to accept limitations. KE Theory, my revolutionary framework, was born out of personal adversity—a struggle to hold statistical concepts and formulas in my mind during a manic episode evolved into an idea that reimagines how we solve problems and unlock human potential. KE Theory disrupts traditional workflows by integrating gesture-driven systems, adaptive AI, and a human-centered approach to productivity and creativity. It’s not just a tool; it’s a movement designed to empower individuals and organizations while safeguarding against exploitation. My mission is to balance cutting-edge innovation with ethical responsibility, creating technology that works for humanity, not against it. I believe in turning setbacks into stepping stones, and my story reflects that belief. From navigating mental health challenges to developing ideas ahead of their time, my journey has been unconventional but undeniably impactful. Today, I stand at the intersection of creativity, compassion, and technological advancement, ready to share how KE Theory can disrupt industries, inspire innovation, and create a better future for all.

I am an Angolan digital nomad and an InterNations ambassador in Luanda, passionate about travel, networking, and technology. For over 6 years, I have worked as a DevOps Engineer, specializing in Docker, Ansible, and Python. I am also the author of the book "Manual of Networking in Luanda," available on Amazon.

Data Scientist based in Salt Lake City, Utah.