At Building Robotics, we create innovative research based technology solutions, that changes how people interact with their office spaces. Our first product, Comfy, is a next generation building software which enables people to control their own thermal environment. Our philosophy is based on the premise that people are the best data points, not sensors, for optimizing the personal workspace. Our technology makes occupants happier and saves energy.

As a Product Manager at Johnson Controls, I managed JCI's California Demand Response Program with both PG&E and SCE. My responsibilities included designing demand response programs for commercial and industrial customers, calculating the value of demand response curtailments and monitoring the ever changing California regulatory environment.

At EnerNOC, I worked with customers to help them better understand their energy consumption and develop actionable plans for reducing waste. Our team of energy efficiency experts was responsible for saving customers millions of dollars in energy by identifying cost effective measures.

At Global Energy Partners, I was part of a team that was responsible for the development and advanced our proprietary software for analyzing energy efficiency potential (LoadMAP). Using this tool and lots of research, we created Energy Efficiency Potential Studies for clients across the nation.

As part of the Macy's West operations team, I was responsible for energy analytics and the monitoring/reporting of over 260 Macy's buildings on the west coast. During my time at Macy's, we drove initiatives to install over 14 MW of solar, and invested heavily in Energy Efficiency opportunities.