My career has spanned the intersection of materials science, chemistry, physics, and electrical engineering over 17 years and across three continents. I am currently a Senior OLED Device Engineer at Apple, focused on electrical modeling, characterization, and failure analysis of OLEDs for next-generation display products.
Prior to Apple, I spent seven years at Holst Centre / TNO in the Netherlands, where I managed research programs in large-area printed sensor development and built international collaborations across academia and industry. Earlier, at the University of Tokyo, I had the opportunity to develop ultraflexible organic optoelectronics for biomedical applications as part of the JST ERATO program.
Beyond the scientific work, these years gave me a sustained connection to Japan – through my time at the University of Tokyo and subsequent project collaborations with Japanese industry and academia. I remain open to connecting with researchers and engineers working in organic electronics, flexible devices, or sensor technologies.
Three first-author highlights from 40 articles (39 published, 1 under review) in journals including Nature Materials, Nature Communications, Science Advances, JACS, and Angewandte Chemie.
View all on Google Scholar →4 granted patents from a portfolio of 14 patent families.
View all on Google Patents →32 presentations (24 invited) at international conferences and institutions; 8 media appearances and public engagement items.