OpenAI's first COO. I later led several global ops functions, our nonprofit, and several strategic initiatives.

Youngest person ever to serve as Mayor and Councilmember in Mountain View. Areas of focus included Environmental Sustainability, Housing, Transportation and Tech Policy

I led Canonical's Ubuntu mobile partnerships and strategy in North America, including OEMs, carriers, and app ecosystem partners and developers.

I reported to the CTO, Sam Altman, and later to the Head of Product. I led Green Dot's partnerships and business operations for the GoBank product (wireless carriers, OEMs, content providers, and other strategic partners). I also oversaw Green Dot's Silicon Valley office.

I reported to the COO and managed Loopt's strategic partnerships including those with wireless carriers, OEMs, and content providers. I led business development and partner management while also serving in a cross-functional role that allowed me to manage new products and services from initial concept to market launch. I was also responsible for managing several aspects of Loopt's live products and operations such as technical integration, customer service, metrics, and financial reporting. I helped lead the due diligence and regulatory approval processes for Loopt acquisition by Green Dot in 2012.

One of ten undergraduates selected nationwide to participate in a 3-year rotational leadership program with AT&T following graduation. The 3 rotations are listed below in chronological order:Managed and coached an initially low performing team of 15 unionized technicians in Ft. Worth to become the highest performing team in the centerEngaged cross-functional stakeholder groups at headquarters supporting nationwide U-verse product expansion. Created business models and strategy documents and monitored performance for C-level leadership. Also represented senior leaders at partner meetings and industry eventsLed a team of 15 analysts supporting the iPhone launch after AT&T’s acquisition of Cingular. Authored mobile payment product proposals and was named a top performer in the LDP program

2004/2005 - Served as resident computer and network consultant during my senior year for 109 students and staff in Stanford’s second largest all-freshmen dorm. Provided technical support for all students and faculty in the dorm, monitored networking equipment, maintained connectivity, and taught a Stanford-accredited introductory computing course for residents.2003 - Worked with a team of 18 counselors to plan and organize academic, cultural, and social activities for high school residents, enforce program rules, and provide academic and social guidance.

Rotated through all sections of the consulate in Munich, including Political/Economic Affairs, Consular Management, Regional Security, Public Affairs, and Consular Services. Researched and authored an immigration report circulated worldwide within the State Department, filled in for employees on extended leave, assisted with public inquiries, networked consular equipment, and handled classified material (attained security clearance).

One of approximately 60 Pages selected nationwide to assist all 435 members of the House of Representatives. Transported confidential documents, answered Members’ phone calls, delivered urgent messages, and responded to inquiries regarding Floor proceedings.