With a vision to revolutionize the gaming industry with cutting-edge technology, I founded Gaming Analytics in 2017.

I was driven by the need to simplify information access — and decision-making — in an industry where both can be incredibly difficult. My degree is in chemical engineering, but after arriving in the U.S. to pursue my Masters, I switched to computer science and never looked back.

My journey leading up to Gaming Analytics gave me the privilege of working on groundbreaking projects, from being part of the team that made the first-ever video call between a 2G phone and a laptop at Ericsson, to my first job in healthcare software at Express Scripts.

I worked for Ballys for 12 years before it was acquired by Scientific Games. After that, I started my own company called Kitiki, which was a B2C app aimed at connecting people in the physical world. However, I quickly realized that getting people’s attention with so many apps on an average phone was difficult. I learned a lot about machine learning and thought of applying those techniques in the gaming industry, which led me to start Gaming Analytics.

My focus on bringing user empathy to the B2B side of things has yielded fantastic results, and I’m committed to continuing to improve the operations of the gaming industry through technology and machine learning.

I incorporated the company on March 9th, 2017, and named it Gaming Analytics.