As an Academic Consultant and DEI Supervisor, I oversee the content creation of online courses, through writing and editing, sourcing and managing authors, setting up and conducting interviews. Similarly, I oversee the creation of specialist DEI content by writing, sourcing authors and by establishing and managing partnerships with local NGOs in order to engender a progressively more inclusive process.

Teaching of frontal lectures and seminars for the undergraduate module "Personhood, Gender and the Body in Japan" at Oxford Brookes University. Re-design of syllabus and learning activities in order to ensure in-person student engagement.

Teaching of frontal lectures and seminars for the undergraduate module "Personhood, Gender and the Body in Japan" at Oxford Brookes University. Re-design of syllabus and learning activities in order to raise the level of online engagement.

Teaching Assistant for the Postgraduate core module Anthropological Methods (ANTHMETH).

Taught online seminars for the Anthropology undergraduate module "Social Theory" at SOAS University of London. Re-designed learning activities to maximise online engagement from the students.

Graduate Teaching Assistant for the Antrhopology Undergraduate core module of Social Theory, term 1 and 2 at SOAS University London, Department of Anthropology.

PhD in Anthropology, obtained from the Department od Anthropology and Sociology at SOAS University of London.My doctoral research focuses on the Japanese service industry and, more specifically, on issues of gender, care and knowledge transmission in queer nightlife. During his 14-month fieldwork, I worked as a bar help (miseko) at a Japanese-style gay bar in Japan’s largest ‘gay town,’ Shinjuku Ni-chome (Tokyo), learning about That Bar Life (also the title of his thesis). Under the vigilant surveillance of my manager, I observed the networks of mutual support existing among bars, and attempted to navigate the delicate customer-staff interactions across the counter. Ultimately, I learnt that nightlife is a business that requires extreme dedication and continuous transformation from its practitioners in order to meet the needs and desires of their counterparts, and make them feel special.

Graduate Teaching Assistant for Anthropology Undergraduate core module of Introduction to Social Anthropology and area-specific module of Ethnography of Japan at SOAS University of London, Department of Anthropology.

Managing the Cavalli Class Design Office in Milan and working as a Personal Assistant to the line's Design Director.Managing the office's and the Design Director's schedules, managing the Office logistics, interfacing with the suppliers on the outside and the other office areas inside the company, emproving the working exerience for the rest of the office through time management and helping develope and mantain new working strategies - these were my main tasks.

Translation from Japanese to Italian of scripts for animated series.

Management of the digital assets (pictures, blueprints, drawings, articles, clothes,accessories) of the fashion brand Bianca e Blu (1981-2012).

Translation of the essay "Bukimi no Tani" (The valley of the Uncanny) by Mori Masahiro for the book "Il volto come interfaccia" by Davide Fornari, et al./EDIZIONI, Milano 2012