More of a "Gap Quarter" than a gap year. Taking a break for a few months to dote on my wife and do some fun coding, hikes, reading, and relaxing. I'm looking forward to jumping into my next role in a few months, and open to discussing opportunities in the interim.

Long-standing member of Nomad's executive team, leading Nomad's Engineering, BI, IT, DS, Marketing, Product, Program, and Design creators focused on disrupting healthcare staffing. • In 2023, Nomad was the fastest growing staffing company in the US according to SIA, and recognized by Deloitte as the 66th fastest growing company of any type in the US. • In 2024, Nomad was again recognized as the 7th fastest growing staffing company by SIA.• Joined Nomad as VP Product and managed the team through the organizational, cultural, strategic, and tactical challenges of such growth while also tripling revenues in an 18-month period. • Grew Product team from 8 to 48 before ramping back down in 2023 due to a historically challenging healthcare staffing market.• Expanded role into Head of Technology in June 2024; expanded further to include Marketing in September 2024, managing a multidiscipline and multilevel team of > 40

• Led all Product and Program for Indeed's Sourcing organization and key product, Resume Search. • Core product architect for a fundamental shift in Resume Search's business model to a subscription-based business; grew the business from $24M to over $250M • Managed team of 11 PMs which delivered the above value.

Senior Manager in charge of Hulu’s Seattle product team, responsible for all Living Room and mobile platforms on which Hulu is available.• Owned product launches across over 40 platforms between 2013 and 2017; each one being its own unique snowflake.• Managed multi-tier team of 12 PMs• In addition, directly led the Control & Connect product team, responsible for core vertical features such as Onboarding, Profiles, Watchlist, and more across all devices.

Established this sole proprietor company to publish my development efforts, including:• Bluesky.io: Recreated the majority of the WinJS platform in native HTML/JS, with the business vision being to enable Win8 developers to easily publish their apps to the web• Wanderling Games: Developed and published multiple games across iOS, Win8, and WP.

Led highly technical PM teams including the XNA framework and the 10’ Web team.• Drove team of TPMs and owned definition of APIs and tools for the XNA SDK and platform• Drove a cross-organizational vteam of 45 individuals to define one of the seven core pillars of the Xbox One experience.• Personally developed and published two XNA games to learn the platform; one of which was picked as one of the ten best indie games by PocketGamer.

Joined this channel marketing startup to evolve it from a services organization to a product company. Built the infrastructure, philosophies, processes, and team necessary to reorient the company and ship three major product releases in eighteen months.• Managed cross-discipline team of eight across PM, Dev, QA, and Ops.• 50% of time spent as primary front end developer• Ethofy was a small, fast-moving company of 19 people, and my day-to-day work ranged across VP, GPM, Dev Manager, and IC PM and developer roles

Began as developer on Xbox tools and eventually led the team responsible for the Xbox 360 Dashboard and underlying architecture.Iteratively expanded role to GPM of Microsoft’s Windows Gaming Experience team.• Group Program Manager (GPM) for MSN Games• Expanded role to GPM for the All Access Gaming team• Further expanded role to GPM for the Windows Gaming Experience team.• GPM pro tem for entire Xbox System software team for six months.• Five patents awarded and two Gold Stars received.

Cofounded this casual games content and platform company.• Managed twelve direct reports across Development, PM, Test, and Infrastructure.• Core developer on the platform (13 provisional patents filed)• Ramped to 22 employees before being forced to downsize due to market conditions (internet bubble go *pop*)

Began my career as a developer at Microsoft, which included work on:• Owned DirectX for Microsoft’s Sega Dreamcast version of the WinCE operating system. • Owned development for the Electronic Programming Guide for Microsoft’s early forays into Interactive Television.