Born in 1989 in Rijeka, he graduated in 2016 with a degree in Linguistics and Croatian
Language and Literature from the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of
Zagreb. Following his graduation, he taught Croatian language at the primary school level before transitioning into roles as a literary editor and project manager in the publishing industry. In 2018, he began his doctoral studies in Linguistics at the same institution and has since been involved as an external associate at the Department of Linguistics, where his responsibilities have included seminar instruction in courses such as Mental Lexicon, Methods in Psycholinguistic Research, and Introduction to Psycholinguistics. He participated in several
projects aimed at encouraging reading and language development in preschool children and
contributed to various psycholinguistic research projects, supervised by Professor Vlasta
Erdeljac, Ph.D. and Assistant Professor Martina Sekulić Sović, Ph.D. His research primarily
focuses on the psychological processes involved in language production and perception, as well as language pathology and development. Since 2024, he has been working as a research assistant at the Department of Linguistics, within the Chair of Applied Linguistics.