Great products don't ship themselves. Great programs do.

I started my career as a software engineer, and I've never stopped thinking like one. But the hardest problems in technology aren't in the code — they're in the seams between teams, disciplines, and priorities. That's where I've built my career: from Google's early Developer Relations organization to Nest and Google Assistant, to building and scaling a global TPM organization for Wear OS and Pixel Watch, to leading AI research programs at the Chan Zuckerberg Biohub.

I specialize in bridging the gap between strategic objectives and tactical execution, leading critical programs that shape organizational direction and deliver tangible results. I have a track record of driving strategic initiatives, scaling complex organizations, and delivering multiple successful 0→1 new product lines.

My core strengths are synthesizing diverse information into clear action plans, driving alignment among stakeholders, and managing large-scale technical programs from conception to completion. My recent focus is enabling teams to build AI models, large-scale datasets, and compute infrastructure that accelerate scientific discovery for human health — including the May 2026 open launch of the Biohub's world model of protein biology.

I'm passionate about building high-performing teams and enabling organizations to operate with greater efficiency, clarity, and purpose. My throughline: program management is not a support function — done well, it's how organizations turn ambiguity into momentum.