About
Listen, build, measure.
I build products people use without being told to. Most of my work starts with something nobody opens and ends with a version that fits how people already work, so using it takes no effort at all.
How I work
I start by listening: I sit with the people doing the work and watch where the product gets in their way. Then I build fast, often a working prototype in a day, and I measure whether anything changed. If the number doesn't move, I change the product, not the story.
Listen first
Watch people work before deciding what to build. The reasons people skip a product are rarely the ones they say out loud.
Ship fast
Put something real in front of people in days, not quarters. A working prototype answers questions a slide can't.
Prove it
Every result here says how sure it is: built and inspectable, measured with its sample, or reported by me, and where it came from.
Then back to listening
The road so far
It started in San Diego, building test sets for an AI research lab, then working with two clean-energy startups: finding customers for one, speeding up a data pipeline for the other. Now I'm a founding engineer at an AI startup in San Francisco, across product, design and engineering.
San Diego
An AI research lab
Building test sets.
San Diego
Two clean-energy startups
Finding customers for one, speeding up a data pipeline for the other.
San FranciscoNow
Founding engineer, AI startup
Across product, design and engineering.