At CrossnoKaye, we are revolutionizing heavy industrial facilities by dropping energy and labor costs, increasing throughput, safety, and resiliency, all while cutting emissions from the world’s most carbon-emitting sector. We do this with the ATLAS OS + Platform, the first operating system for heavy industries and apps for both facility-level and enterprise-level visibility, control, and fully automated optimization. We integrate physics-based machine learning and economic model predictive control into our products for the highest reliability, safety, performance, and control.

Acelot is a neurodegenerative disease small molecule startup founded by UCSB Professor Ambuj Singh. Acelot is an early-stage startup, but its machine learning platform has already produced multiple novel small molecule assets with positive in vitro functional and in vivo PK data.

NeonMob is the world’s premiere social marketplace for digital trading cards/collectibles. Available on web and iOS, we make selling, collecting, trading, and enjoying digital creative works accessible to anyone. We work with a broader artist community to connect them to our enthusiastic digital collectors. Over 120 million prints from 130,000 unique artworks are owned by our collectors. I am involved closely with all aspects of product, marketing, and operations.At various points in the past I have been responsible for:– Product vision, product management and product roadmap– Recruiting, hiring, and general management– Market research and user research/user interviews– Artist relations and artist outreach– Advisor and investor relations

Product manager for the video conference WebEx platform. Worked with engineering and UX teams, with an eye to the end-user experience, to deliver a cloud-based meetings solution that includes next-generation social enterprise functionality. (Summer internship)

I created and led the production of Whiz Kids, a documentary on teenage science phenoms. Whiz Kids showed on PBS, screened over a dozen film festivals, and maintains an average of 95% on Rotten TomatoesGeneral Management• Led documentary from inception to completion, overseeing financing, logistics, relationships with partner organizations, and staff. Managed budget of $800K and staff of 20.• Build an advisory team of 12 pre-eminent American scientists, including two Nobel Prize winners• Managed marketing after completion of film, focusing on social media• Managed all aspects of hiring, interviewing and project managementBusiness Development• Established and nurtured relationships with Intel Corporation, Society for Science & Public and gained media access for entire project• Led team of Emmy/Sundance award-winning filmmakers, contractors, and internsCreative• Conceived of documentary on young American teens participating in the Science Talent Search, the nation’s oldest science competition for high school students• Supervised and contributed to ongoing creative vision