With a technical full-stack IC background, I've honed product chops in both cash-strapped startups and scaled enterprise environments.I've led platforms and digital experiences for Rivian, Verizon, DC Comics, MD Anderson, and co-founded 2x VC-backed SaaS startups. A multi-industry focus on healthcare, L&D, and content helped me cultivate deep expertise in a data-driven strategy, "showing vs. telling," for stakeholder clarity and executing with a laser focus on business goals and user needs. Over the years, I've hired and managed dozens of team members across UX, engineering, QA, and content. I am fortunate that my work has been featured in Businessweek, Buzzfeed, Vice, The Independent, The Guardian, and more.In 2018, I relocated to Salt Lake City from New Orleans (yes, it's the opposite!). Beyond documentary content, my hobbies include running, biking, skiing, and general mountain hopping with my wife and two children in the Cottonwood canyons. Experience Highlights:- For Verizon, led the Stxtch SaaS platform build, with 10,000+ user stories with an NPS score of 9.3 on the pilot L&D group "Women of the World."- At a Global Fortune 500, defined the strategy and launched a new digital experience for onboarding 100,000+/yearly employees. 86% of employees agreed that the experience deeply connected them to their Core Values. - Led MD Anderson's Aspire platform, launching to over a million global users, with a mobile-responsive user, admin, and super-admin interfaces. The mobile-first COPPA/HIPPA/WCAG/508-compliant platform increased module completion by 186%. - Led DC Comic's WeCanBeHeroes.org campaign raising over $2 million in funding, and viewed by 10s of millions at the Super Bowl, GMA, & Ellen's Twitter feed.- At the Louisiana Public Health Institute, led the strategy, design, and development of digital technology & web platform teams for a $100-million grant pipeline. Increased the size of the delivery system by almost 50% in 2 years in terms of patients served post-Katrina. - Launched CrowdFundHealth.org, providing thousands of donors access to 218,000 patients in rural Nepal. Alexis Ohanian, the co-founder of Reddit, said of the platform, "I wish this could be the front page of the internet."- Created the Webby award-winning viral series & digital experiment, FiftyPeopleOneQuestion.com, The Atlantic said "(it is) a beautifully simple premise, even more beautifully executed, peeling away at the most authentic human sentiments about life."