I started in chemical engineering and somehow ended up exactly where I belong: building products.
I've always been fascinated by change. Give me a messy process, a confusing experience, or a problem everyone has learned to live with, and I immediately start wondering how it could be better.
For a long time, I thought I'd be designing chemical systems. Instead, I became fascinated by human systems: how people think, decide, adapt, and change. Product management gave me a way to explore those questions while building something tangible.
Today, I'm a Senior Product Manager with experience across engineering, operations, and product. I love building things from scratch, turning ambiguity into clarity, and helping new ideas become real.
My life philosophy is to follow my curiosity, especially when the path forward isn't obvious. That's usually where the most meaningful change begins.
• Best fit: Senior/Lead PM in AI products, creator tools, health/wellness.
Framework: Start with the problem. Make tradeoffs explicit. Iterate quickly with qualitative insight and data.
I started my career in chemical engineering at P&G. On the manufacturing floor, I realized I cared far more about the human experience than the machinery.
That curiosity pulled me toward product and design: redesigning “industrial” into intuitive, sleek interfaces-where technology feels comfortable in human hands.
Spark: I couldn't leave the clunky industrial screens alone.
My career follows a breadcrumb trail of intense curiosity and a deep love for innovation.
| CHAPTER 1 Consumer goods & regulated environments | • Optimized complex operations at P&G • Managed GMP environments for Umoja Biopharma | | --- | --- | | CHAPTER 2 Building (code + product design) | • Completed a coding bootcamp • Built application designs from scratch | | CHAPTER 3 Psychology + philosophy deep dive | • Read 200+ books on depth psychology, product, and philosophy (Goodreads) • Focused on how humans interface with technology (and why it sticks) | | CHAPTER 4 Startup innovation in deep tech | • Stepped into the crypto space to tackle raw technical challenges • Use it as a design lab for turning abstract tech into comfortable products |
Philosophy: Become truthful enough to see reality clearly, humble enough to be guided by it, and courageous enough to live accordingly.