A hands-on, technical product leader with a decade-plus building AI/ML products, most recently at Meta .
Strategy, product, go-to-market, and AI fluency — in one operator.

KidNotes reads a parent's email and calendar and pulls the buried to-dos — the permission slip, the science project, the birthday gift — into one calm, shared timeline. Every school email becomes an event with a tidy checklist, shared with co-parents and caregivers, so nothing slips by.
I built KidNotes solo — as CTO, founding AI engineer, and product lead — using AI both to build it and to power it. It's an AI product at its core: I designed the prompt and model layer, built an eval harness and evaluation dataset to measure and raise output quality, drove prompt and AI-layer optimizations, and stood up the app and its infrastructure myself.
When I started tracking what actually weighed on me, the same worry kept surfacing: I was always afraid I was missing something for my kids — a school deadline, an extracurricular sign-up, a form due tomorrow — with no clear picture of what was coming when, or what I needed to handle right now. KidNotes is the tool I built to give me peace of mind.
At LinkedIn I owned the commercial engine for an entire segment: packaging, pricing, segmentation, and the cross-functional sales motion.
Global business owner for the SMB segment of LinkedIn's largest business line — driving cross-functional alignment across sales, product, customer success, and marketing to deliver one coherent go-to-market strategy and bookings growth.
A few things I built and shipped at Meta, reaching hundreds of millions of people.
Introduced Facebook friending opportunities in Messenger, surfacing the right suggestions through ranking. I owned Messenger's friending strategy end to end.
Partnered with Meta's Fundamental AI Research (FAIR) team to bring language translation to Messenger, letting people converse across languages inside the same chat.
For the past decade, every operating role I've held has centered on AI/ML products.
I live in the Bay Area with my wife and our two kids — who are, not coincidentally, the reason I ended up building KidNotes, a product about school emails.
I'm happiest traveling, out in nature, or with music on.
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