My career doesn’t follow a conventional path — and that’s part of its strength.

I co-founded JazzMutant, where I led the design of the Lemur, the first multi-touch controllers for music and performance. Years later, I founded Joué Music Instruments to pursue a new vision of modular, expressive control surfaces with the J-Play and the J-Pro — bringing together craftsmanship, digital precision, and musical sensitivity.

In parallel, I’ve also worked within the technology and OEM sector, providing multi-touch solutions to tier-one clients, including several Fortune 500 companies. This gave me a deep understanding of high-reliability hardware, industrial design standards, partnerships with big companies and the productization process at scale.

Since then, I’ve been working at the crossroads of art, technology, and product design: building experimental tools, advising creative startups, and inventing new interfaces for established companies.

Today, I operate both as a consultant and a creative partner, helping teams shape early-stage ideas into real-world products. I also work on royalty-based collaborations with companies who seek innovative tools rooted in user-centered design and technological fluency.

My focus is always on expression, clarity, and play — making technology feel intuitive, responsive, and meaningful.

I believe in small teams, fast prototyping, and long-term thinking. Whether it’s through a touchscreen, a physical controller, or an embedded system, I care deeply about the way people feel when interacting with a tool — not just what it does.