Hi there, I'm Simon Muys

My name is Simon Muys. I was born and raised near Calais, in the North of France. I studied journalism and political science, and have spent the last 15 years building digital products and communication systems for companies, public institutions, and my own ventures.

At Amazon Prime in Luxembourg, I spent seven years as a Senior Marketing Manager, then Technical Program Manager, leading a team of front-end engineers in charge of the program's content architecture worldwide. Before that, I built and ran a brand content department at the digital agency Vanksen, managing key accounts and project teams. Most recently, I worked for the Luxembourg national police as an international correspondent, managing case-management projects with Europol and Interpol, an experience that confirmed what I do best: turning complex, institutional worlds into clear, working digital systems.

What runs through all of this is a simple pattern: I take something complicated, a content funnel, an international cooperation process, an organization's public voice, and I design the system that makes it understandable, usable and measurable.

Beyond my day job, I'm the co-founder and secretary of Forliveable, an association bridging sustainable projects in Latin America with European finance, which I run with my wife. I've published Zodia, the first novel of a five-book series, and Opolitici, an essay on renewing the social contract, part of a longer writing project that also includes a constructed international language, Olingi. I used to perform music in a folk duet called Says.

I'm French and Luxembourg-based professionally, fluent in English and Spanish, and I work comfortably across cultures — something my years between France, Luxembourg, Brussels, Beijing and the Americas have made second nature.