I started in mechanical engineering, went to Stanford for environmental engineering, and found my way to product because I enjoy turning complex systems into tools people rely on every day. I’ve shipped in climate tech, government, and SaaS, and I’m happiest when the work is technical, the stakes are real, and the team is great.
I care about building things that hold up under pressure, the kind of systems people actually depend on, where getting it right really matters. A lot of that comes from my time working in climate and resilience, and it's still how I think about most problems. I also care a lot about the people I work with. I've been lucky to be around some really talented, kind folks, and I think good work comes from good teams more than anything else.
Most of my work has been in spaces where the domain runs deep: wildfire risk modeling, federal permitting, data privacy law, AI. I learn enough to earn trust from the experts, then turn that into something that ships and moves the business. I love going from "nobody knows how to do this yet" to "here's the plan, here's why, let's go," and I've seen it pay off, from a startup's first recurring revenue to opening up new international markets.
I listen first, map the system, and get to clarity before I push for momentum. I bring structure when things are messy and follow through when things get hard. I lead through documentation, data, and persistence more than volume. Right now I'm focused on sharper data storytelling and running faster, scrappier experiments.
Product Manager @ Flodesk
Head of Product @ Terrafuse AI