I build AI tools and platforms that people actually use.
I've spent five years leading AI, platform and data work for Fortune 500 and Fortune 10 companies. I studied industrial and operations engineering, so I start with how the work actually flows. Now I'm moving into product management full time.
Team bio drafting per RFP, with a GenAI tool I built
Employees on the platform whose UX I lead
Follow-on work from one problem I spotted
A late program I helped turn around
Discovery, prototyping and rollout of four GenAI tools for an SAP sales team.
Read the case →Homepage, navigation and AI assistant decisions for a new employee platform.
Read the case →A Python allocation engine that showed where capacity was really going.
Read the case →A hub-and-spoke employee data hub that took the load off the HR system.
Read the case →Launched GenAI assistants for project Q&A and onboarding on a $20M migration. The onboarding assistant replaced a dedicated role.
Narrowed 65+ design decisions to 3 foundational ones for a Fortune 10 tech company's new AI hardware business. The client formally accepted the assessment.
Led requirements discovery through contract for a testing engagement won without a formal RFP.
Migrated maintenance data for 457 renewable energy sites at 100% load accuracy, through a 200+ person cutover.
If you're building AI or platform products, I'd like to hear about it.