Ergonomic command and control for autonomous systems

Innovation & transformation strategist in the Information Advantage detachment. O2 in O4 rated position.

Charlie Company, 1-114th In BN, NJ ARNG

-I acted as the primary product owner for the development of my data.capitalone.com, a public facing web portal enabling US citizens to exercise privacy controls and learn more about protecting their data.-Analyzed negative customer experiences stemming from uncertainty about transactions. -Delivered specifications, including business intent, UX design and software architecture diagram for a feature that resolved customer uncertainty.

LineLeap empowers entertainment venues to deliver outstanding experiences to their patrons. Venues increase turnout, loyalty, and revenue when they partner with LineLeap.

SVN, Inc. is a software company developing location-aware applications to assist in education and render public infrastructure more easily accessible. The Company is parent to Playflu (www.playflu.com) and Looking Bus (www.lookingbus.com). As a Project Manager for SVN, I carried out UX design for the Playflu application, connected with current and prospective customers, and represented the business to investors.

A 2015 graduate from YCombinator, Cribspot is disrupting the student housing market by delivering a streamlined resource for property discovery and management. Landlords and renters can look to Cribspot to take the pain out of the rental process. At Cribspot, I developed a dispatching process, identified support tasks for automation, and advised over 1,000 tenants and landlords.

JUMP Investors is a Venture Capital firm specializing in early stage financing for data and media companies. As an Intern for JUMP, I assembled 10,000 data points in support of an in-house venture and assessed usability for prototypes.

WagePit strove to bring the thrill of competitive wagering to the fast growing world of Multiplayer Online Battle Arena games (MOBAs). Teams and solo gamers alike looked to WagePit for the opportunity to win money for winning matches. WagePit mediated bets entirely on the basis of player performance, with users setting the terms of their wager and WagePit holding deposits and tracking match data to ensure that the right players reap the right rewards. WagePit successfully raised over $5,000 in seeding and enabled matches for a handful of users before the Founders elected to shut down in April of 2016.