I lead product for the Windows Platform & Developer division, including app platforms, developer tools, developer relationships, and AI runtime offerings, like Windows Copilot Runtime.

I ran the product team for Microsoft Edge Web Experiences helping transform Edge into a browser more customers prefer with growing usage, building AI differentiated experiences on top of the web canvas and moving the web forward in the Chromium project. My team owned the Web Platform, App Models, Developer Tools, Developer Relations, end user Web experiences and AI initiatives, like Edge AI-powered Compose, Image Creator, Super Resolution, etc.

I ran product for Microsoft Edge team's Web Platform group where I was responsible for Microsoft's web strategy, Microsoft Edge Web Platform (HTML/CSS/JavaScript), Chromium open-source collaboration, and web standards engagement. My team of PM and PM Managers worked with the broader web community and Microsoft teams to help evolve the web forward to solve our customer's unmet needs and build a healthy, vibrant, and open web ecosystem where users are in control of their data and privacy.

I ran product for the HTML5 Media, Real-Time Communications, Storage, and Networking technologies and Enterprise scenarios for the Microsoft Edge web platform. My team built Progressive Web App support in Windows, Service Workers for better performance, offline support and push notifications, WebRTC and ORTC for web real-time communications, Web Authentication for biometric authentication through Windows Hello, supporting 4K HDR, and other scenarios.My team also helped design the HTML platform infrastructure, including bringing up the new EdgeHTML browser engine and building on top of the Windows Universal Platform so Microsoft Edge can run on Windows, Windows Phone, Xbox, HoloLens, SurfaceHub.

I managed a team of PMs and was focused on modernizing the Internet Explorer web platform, one of the most used applications of the time, by helping rebuild the browser from the ground up for HTML5, hardware accelerating the graphics stack, compiling JavaScript to native machine code, implementing the latest web standards, and optimizing web performance. I also ran the Enterprise team and developed the Enterprise Mode set of features to help Enterprise customers more easily upgrade to the latest version of the browser while keeping their existing line of business applications working.

I chaired the W3C Service Worker working group which is chartered to build the Service Worker API, allowing web applications work offline, run background activities, and support push notifications.

One of the charters of the W3C HTML working group is to design the HTML Canvas element. The Canvas 2D Context provides objects, methods, and properties to draw and manipulate graphics on a canvas drawing surface and is used today for gaming, animations, and ads on the web. I was one of the co-editors of the HTML5 Canvas 2D Context W3C Recommendation.

The Web Performance working group is chartered to design APIs that help developers both better measure their performance impact and build more CPU and power efficient web applications. I authored and edited a number of specifications in this working group, including Beacon API, Page Visibility, High Resolution Time L1 & L2, Navigation Timing L2, Resource Timing, User Timing, Navigation Error Logging, Resource Error Logging, setImmediate, and other specifications.

I was focused on measuring and making flash memory faster.

I was focused on the Blackberry Maps applications and designed efficient mapping algorithms, as well as the visual look and feel for the map application, patterns that are now ubiquitous in modern mapping applications.