Infrastructure & security analyst

about

I am an Infrastructure & Security Analyst, engineer and researcher with a PhD in Architecture and Urban Planning.

My work explores the intersection of critical infrastructure, resilience, emerging technologies and strategic foresight. I combine a background in architecture, spatial analysis and engineering with an interest in how technology and geopolitical change influence the future of cities and societies.

As part of an academic scholarship, I studied for one semester at The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, USA. I hold a PhD in Architecture and Urban Planning from Cracow University of Technology. My academic interests have included the relationship between architecture, culture and identity, resulting in the publication of the book In the Circle of National Romantic Architecture in the Nordic Countries in the 19th and Early 20th Century: Architectural, Urban and Aesthetic Issues (Universitas, 2022).

I have completed the Foreign Policy Studies programme at the Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM), expanding my knowledge of international relations, security and geopolitical analysis.

Based in Poland, I bring a Central European perspective to the analysis of infrastructure, security and geopolitical change.

My current interests focus on critical infrastructure protection, urban resilience, drone technologies, digital transformation and the role of emerging technologies in shaping future security environments.

I am also a certified drone operator with STS-01 qualifications, exploring the application of aerial data, photogrammetry and spatial intelligence for infrastructure analysis.

Through research, essays and interdisciplinary projects, I aim to connect architecture, technology and security perspectives to better understand the challenges of the future.