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San Francisco, California, US

I’ve recently transitioned from the feature team to focus on client platform initiatives. Now, I’m diving into scaling features, managing our design system, and driving accessibility—treating them all like products. I define the vision, plan the roadmap, and ensure everything runs smoothly day-to-day. I’m also collaborating with area leads to enhance our.

San Francisco, California, US

• I was excited to join Grammarly as the company was going through a hyper growth period and scaling fast after finding product-market fit. My initial focus was on building features for our consumer users on desktop..
• Launched MVP of Grammarly iPad Editor;
• Launched a feature to let users accept multiple suggestions at once;
• Launched the first version of new Grammarly for Mac;
• Led rollout of unified assistant across desktop apps;
• Helped launch #StandWithUkraine campaign;

Kyiv, UA

I’ve always loved connecting with the community through education. This was a great opportunity to share what I knew about creating clear and impactful product specifications, roadmaps, and briefs as well as general skills to communicate ideas effectively in product management.

Berlin, Berlin, DE

• While in sales, I loved digging into customer problems. At the same time, there was a need for user research on our product team. This was my unplanned entry into the world of product management—before I even knew what.
• Led x-fn coordination of Spark for Android (160K installs in 1st week);
• Launched Email Delegation and Email Templates paid features;
• Defined and measured Spark for Teams metrics;
• Interviewed 100+ people to refine use cases and personas;
• Redesigned product website based on interview learnings;

Berlin, Berlin, DE

One day, our CEO overheard me on a customer call and offered me a spot on sales team. I ended up managing the SMB sales pipeline, closing deals up to $20,000 in ARR, and reporting directly to the Head of Sales and CEO.

Berlin, Berlin, DE

After high school, I landed a role in tech support where I got my first taste of working alongside engineers and designers. This role taught me the value of listening closely to user feedback and translating it into meaningful product features.

London, London, GB

After moving to a new city, I was eager to connect with the local community and learn from others in the industry. My friend and I partnered with a local co-working hub to create a space where 300+ professionals could come together to share their knowledge on design, engineering, and marketing.

Washington, DC, US

I was fortunate to spend a year of high school in the US, swapping my small-town life for a world full of diverse cultures and new perspectives. That transformative year opened my eyes to the beauty of global diversity, sparking my curiosity and shaping the way I view the world today.

Nanodegree: Artificial Intelligence And Data

Economics, Business Analytics, Financial Accounting