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San Francisco, CA, US

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Mountain View, CA, US

Responsible for Google’s advertising privacy & trust product strategy as the company navigated a privacy-driven industry disruption. Led product management for privacy-safe technology and policies, global regulations, kids and ads, user-facing transparency and control, and privacy infrastructure. Conceptualized, led, and launched a wholly-new Google.

San Francisco, California, US

Led product management and design/UX for Brave’s privacy-first web browser, including its integrated private advertising platform and cryptocurrency-based rewards system. Joined as the company’s first product hire, pre-1.0; established the product function and related processes. At the time that I joined, Brave had ~700,000 monthly active users. By.

San Francisco, CA, US

Co-founded Cola (acquired by Layer Inc. in 2017). Established a new kind of mobile messaging platform that enhances group messaging via interactive apps embedded directly in the messaging stream. Recruited the core team, raised seed funding from top investors, and directed the development and launch of Cola Messenger for iPhone, as well as the Cola Bubble.

New York, NY, US

Independent director for OpenFin, a fintech startup focused on development, deployment, and management of HTML5-based apps in the financial industry. OpenFin is used by the world's largest banks and trading platforms to build high-performance, multi-window HTML5 apps.

San Mateo, California, US

Led Hightail's tech team (120 people, spanning dev, ops, QA, IT), supporting the company's popular file sharing service and its 45M users. Focused on upgrading Hightail's core platform; rationalized the tech organization and its interactions with the rest of the company; drove improvements in reliability, scalability, and processes; spearheaded a.

New York, NY, US

AOL MOBILE: Unified AOL Mobile into a single unit responsible for 20+ mobile/tablet apps and 20+ mobile sites representing all major AOL web brands (AOL.com, Huffington Post, Patch, TechCrunch, Engadget, Moviefone and more) on multiple mobile platforms. Hired top-notch talent across all functions; built a design team from scratch. Boosted mobile traffic by.

Santa Clara, California, US

Led the team responsible for the webOS App Catalog, SDK, developer tools, and developer portal. Responsible for setting the strategy and shipping software to support Palm’s webOS developer ecosystem. Shipped Palm’s App Catalog (released at CES 2010), crafted a native tools strategy and a novel developer incentive program.

San Mateo, California, US

Founded Laszlo Systems, an early innovator in the area of RIAs (acquired by Critical Path in 2012). Served as the company's first CEO, from 2000 to 2002. Raised the company's $10M Series A investment from two venture firms. Later transitioned into a CTO/VP Engineering role, leading the company's strategic shift from a commercial platform provider to a.

Joined @Home Network as an engineering manager tasked with developing innovative consumer software for the cable internet service. Later became Senior Director of consumer software, responsible for multiple teams developing multiple products, ranging from the CD-ROM installer used to get a customer on-line, to a custom browser, to a TV set-top box user.

Cupertino, California, US

Joined Apple as a member of the original software development team for the Newton, Apple's first mobile device. Focused on the Newton's user interface and UI toolbox. Later managed the Newton Toolbox team, which was responsible for developing the libraries and APIs used by internal and third-party developers to make Newton applications.

Providence, Rhode Island, US

Designed and implemented modules for Intermedia, a pre-web hypertext/hypermedia system, including a world map browser, a graphics editor, and a dictionary/reference application.