Luxembourg / Athens
Business Intelligence Engineer at Amazon and co-founder of Kriton AI. I move between large-scale data systems, AI education, and research with a people-first approach.
Experience
2026 to now
Amazon - Luxembourg City
Building decision systems that help identify high-value cross-border seller expansion opportunities across Europe, quantify untapped revenue potential, and surface expansion blockers for executive decision-making.
2025 to now
Co-founded Greece's first AI academy for future builders, mentoring ambitious high school students through machine learning, Python, and portfolio building. Currently scaling the organization, partnerships, and community.
2026 to now
Contributing to early-stage AI research projects at an independent research lab whose work spans LLM agent evaluation, real-world agricultural agents, and efficient edge inference, with publications and workshop papers connected to NeurIPS LAW, ICML AIWILD, and MLSys YPS.
Selected work
Data product / 2026
A large-scale data engineering and decision intelligence platform for European marketplace expansion, processing roughly 1.5B rows on a monthly cadence to estimate revenue potential, attribute economic impact to expansion blockers, and surface business opportunities for marketplace expansion strategy.
AI education / 2025-2026
Designed two 48-hour programs, Introduction to Computer Science & Machine Learning and Advanced ML & AI, guiding students through portfolio-building projects across medical classification, financial analysis, time series forecasting, image classification, and applied AI.
Research / 2025
Research on strategic reasoning and deception in large language models using the Bluffing Game, a dynamic incomplete-information setting that tests how artificial agents bluff, detect deception, adapt under uncertainty, and make sequential decisions.
How I got here
I grew up in Crete, Greece, in a family that gave me a lot of freedom early on. That freedom did something useful to me. It made me curious. A lot of my childhood happened between the sea, swimming, and the mountains, with time spent outside with my brother and helping my grandfather in the fields.
For a while, that made me confused in a funny way. I tried different things, followed different interests, and slowly realized that engineering was the closest thing I had found to a language for curiosity. Why, how, build, repeat: ask what is really going on, understand the why behind it, make something concrete, and learn from the failures along the way.
That is still how I work. I like machines, models, systems, data, and business, but I put people first, always: how we connect, understand each other, decide, learn, and make new things possible together, asking along the way the whys, the hows, and then acting. I try to apply this principle everywhere. In industry, in personal projects and ambitions, and in the relationships I care about with friends and family.