I'm an economist and AI strategist. I worked inside the optical industry at Lumentum, shipped AI products at Volvo Group, and started my career in finance and capital markets. Now I work on what AI infrastructure costs, where it hits its limits, and what gets built next, including compute in orbit.
I'm a Peruvian-born economist and MBA based in Boston. I work on the economics of AI infrastructure: what it costs to move data and power compute, where the bottlenecks are, and which technologies get past them. Today that takes me from photonics inside the data center to clusters of GPUs in orbit.
I learned capital before I learned technology. I started in banking and credit rating, including Peru's central bank, then ran investor relations at Repsol Peru with S&P, Moody's and Fitch, and managed treasury across 15 markets at Belcorp.
At Volvo Group I was Chief of Staff and originated Dr. Volvo, the company's first AI diagnostic product. At JRC I built the strategic and financial case for its expansion into Canada.
Then I joined Lumentum Holdings in Silicon Valley, the company that makes the lasers and optical components inside AI data centers. I led enterprise AI strategy there, including a retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) system rolled out to more than 1,000 people. That is where I saw that the limit on AI is increasingly physical: power, heat, and the speed of light between chips.
I read the papers, build the models, and work directly with engineers and researchers. My job is to connect the physics to the economics: what a bandwidth limit costs, which bottleneck decides who wins, and where capital should go next. I've tested that work in rooms at WEF Davos, MIT, Harvard, TEDxBoston and IEEE.
I've also co-founded Prifit, an early-stage fitness & apparel startup.
First-generation Peruvian MBA. Fluent in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. Follow my weekly analysis on LinkedIn →
Early-stage fitness & apparel startup building at the intersection of performance culture, community, and smart design. Currently in ideation and early development.
Workshops, conversations, and gatherings for builders, founders, operators and curious minds across Boston. Curated by Pricilla in her independent volunteer role as a Claude Community Ambassador.
Visit the community page →A photo diary of the conversations, events, and people shaping the future of AI and quantum — with context on who was there and what we talked about.
Each card links to my actual analysis on LinkedIn — posts and short videos where I break these ideas down in plain language.
AI industrializes intelligence through silicon. Quantum expands what can be computed at all. This decade requires both — not one or the other.
When AI agents can do the work of 10–100 people, the per-seat license model breaks. Nearly $1 trillion in market cap repriced in a week.
Fault tolerance. Qubit roadmaps. Neutral atoms vs. superconductors. I translate what researchers at Harvard, IBM, and Qblox are building.
When cognitive labor becomes cheap and scalable, the constraint shifts from productivity to purpose. What happens to meaning when work becomes optional?
NVIDIA at $57B quarterly revenue. Saudi Arabia's $600B AI commitment. Stargate at $500B. I track the capital allocation patterns.
How automation reshapes careers for diverse talent. What the AI era means for first-generation professionals, immigrants, and non-linear paths.
I speak on AI infrastructure economics, quantum strategy, and the intelligence era for business leaders. Clear, substantive, built for decision-makers — not hype. Available for conferences, corporate events, and panels.
1:1 or team sessions to build real frameworks for understanding quantum timelines, AI infrastructure positioning, and capital allocation strategy. Particularly useful for investors and C-suite.
Written analysis, short-form video explainers, and workshops. I make frontier technology legible for investors, executives, and professionals — published weekly on LinkedIn.
Follow my work →“Intelligence optimizes. Wisdom decides what is worth optimizing. As cognition becomes cheap and scalable, the real constraint shifts — not to skills, but to judgment. Not to productivity, but to purpose.”
Whether you're booking a talk, exploring advisory work, or collaborating on content — I'd love to hear from you. I typically respond within 48 hours.
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