Experience
10+ years across healthcare IT, AI, automation, and extended reality.
Independent projects: Craft Product School, Feminist Futures Hackathon, Tales for the Future and more.
BUILDING, WRITING & ADVOCATING
APPLIED AI · NEUROTECHNOLOGIES ·
PREVENTATIVE HEALTH
I develop ideas, technology,
and interventions
in brain health and public health.
I bring analytical rigor to understand what is needed,
insight for why it matters,
and creativity and craft to produce impactful change.

Affiliations







10+ years
In technology and creative media - new product development, AI, integrations, interoperability, and automations.
I am a creative technologist, science communicator, and advocate.
I studied brain health and preventative health at the University of Bern, Faculty of Medicine; digital product design and development at UnternehmerTUM Munich; and social science and equity policies at the University of Bucharest, with a double degree at Lyon Lumière 2.
In my work I intertwine social and cultural insights, technology expertise, and an innate ethical approach. I've worked with technology start-ups for more than a decade in high-impact industries - healthcare IT, medical imaging, preventative health, XR and VR, and agentic AI for enterprise orchestration.
I propagate horizontal organizational structures, empathetic leadership, and inclusive design principles.
I dive deep into detail while keeping the bigger picture in view.
Studied & collaborated with







Experience
Independent projects: Craft Product School, Feminist Futures Hackathon, Tales for the Future and more.
Research
Peer-facing work on brain health policy, caregiver recognition, neurotechnology ethics, and cognitive safety - all openly accessible.
National brain health plans are increasingly called for, but no practical framework for implementing them exists yet. This paper records the design of a participatory digital platform built to close that gap.
View on ZenodoThe word "dementia" has survived since the late 16th century. Medical science has progressed enormously since 1906 - the nomenclature should catch up.
View on ZenodoFamily care partners provide the majority of ongoing vascular dementia care, yet are neither assessed nor recognised as clinical actors. This poster proposes The Caregiver Protocol.
View on ZenodoPost-acute neurological care ends at discharge; recovery does not. A framework for measuring caregiver psychological health during the period of greatest neuroplastic change.
View on ZenodoNeural data requires a categorically distinct governance framework - not because of what it can reveal, but because the substrate being accessed is itself part of what is being protected.
View on ZenodoPost-traumatic epilepsy affects up to 50% of severe traumatic brain injury survivors, yet antiseizure medication selection remains empirical. Multimodal brain mapping can change that.
View on ZenodoCogSAFE is a governance instrument for assessing how digital products, including AI systems, affect human cognitive function. The full six-domain scoring rubric.
View on ZenodoMaking meaning
I've published a children's book about equality and write extensively on Medium, Substack, and across podcasts and publications.
Your brain in the digital age: what the science says and what you can do.
Read on SubstackThere is a version of the burnout conversation that leaves everything intact. This is not that version.
Read on SubstackWhy the caregiver's nervous system is a medical variable - and why no clinical system is measuring it. Proposing the Caregiver Protocol.
Read on SubstackOr how women have extended their lifespan, their responsibilities, but not their fertility.
Read on SubstackWhat people say
“Having Andra's support and coaching while working on your individual project is the best part. Not only is she very knowledgeable about product design, but she also has lots of experience and helped me tailor the project to my profile.”
— Maria Agra Bermejo, Product Designer