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Co-founded in 2023. Working with local authorities and partners, Project Saved has helped rescue over 4,000 children and young women. Its work in Nepal spans prevention, safe housing and education.
Recruitment software has spent too long asking people to work around it. I’m building Caliber to replace the legacy stack with one beautifully designed, AI-powered operating system—from the first search to the signed offer.
The design principle is human–AI complementarity: using AI for information processing and repetitive administration, giving recruiters more time to get to know candidates, understand their motivations and explore what a team really needs. Those conversations provide the context for more informed hiring decisions.
My ambition is to make Caliber the global standard for recruitment software: giving small teams the reach and capacity of larger businesses, and helping large organisations hire at scale with less administrative overhead—all in an experience people love using.
I founded Caliber in 2023 to challenge the legacy recruitment software stack. ATS, CRM, AI sourcing, calls and meetings come together in one subscription, with a consistent experience across the whole recruitment desk.
The opportunity is bigger than a better applicant tracker. It is to replace the disconnected tools around hiring with one product—giving recruiters more capacity to grow their business while keeping relationships and hiring decisions in human hands.
I co-founded Project Saved in 2023 with Andrew Cannon to help protect children and young women from trafficking in Nepal. Working with local authorities and partners, the organisation has helped rescue over 4,000 children and young women.
The work spans prevention, rescue, safe housing and education. By 2030, our goal is to rescue, protect and educate 10,000 children each year.
I founded Pixelmon at 19. Its 2022 launch generated approximately US$70 million in digital-collectible sales. Later that year, I completed a majority exit to a Singapore-based venture studio.
The launch attracted international attention, and the initial artwork fell short of expectations due to a rushed release. That experience sharpened the standard I bring to Caliber: product quality, disciplined execution and customer trust have to keep pace with ambition.
Homeshare was a side project exploring a different route into property investment: buying a share of a property through an online platform, rather than having to buy the whole property.
In 2025, it was selected as one of six firms for the Financial Markets Authority’s pilot regulatory sandbox. We worked with the FMA to explore how the model could be tested within a regulated environment, alongside the practical work of building the platform.
OvercutMobile game development · Side projectContext
Overcut was a side project in mobile game development, focused on a competitive one-on-one multiplayer game.
The project reached beta testing with players in New Zealand and Canada, taking the idea beyond a prototype and into feedback from people playing it.
NamacoDigital ventures · Earlier workContext
My earlier work also included Namaco, a digital venture hub bringing together product development, marketing and support for new businesses.
It connected the work of creating a product with the commercial questions around it: how to position it, reach an audience and bring it to market.
MEAPrototyping & concept developmentContext
At MEA, I worked on experimental digital and physical concepts, taking ideas into interactive prototypes with Unreal Engine.
The work centred on making ideas testable: building an early version, learning from it and iterating with the team. It gave me a practical grounding in product development before founding Caliber.
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