Live, multi-player social games for real money. Come show me your big brain!First Round, Ludlow, BoxGroup, Golden, Shrug, others.

I led product development for a sports technology group that has/had millions of daily users and does lots and lots and lots in revenue. If you think you've got the best job in the world, you're wrong because I both have it now and had it then.I'll fill this out more some other time, but you know what a CPO does and you know what FanDuel is, so I'm sure you're not really reading this all that closely anymore.

Oversaw a 32-person, multi-disciplinary, international product/R&D team tasked with developing and executing an overall analytics and research strategy to drive acquisition, engagement, retention, and revenue.Conceived, developed, and launched multiple flagship media properties, spanning editorial, video, and social media across all major digital platforms; fusing editorial media with SaaS business models for the most winning combination since peanut butter met chocolate.Represented company as keynote speaker at multiple conferences and events, including MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference, Ivy League Sports Symposium, AWS:Invent and other shi-shi paid-dinner type things.

Sole founder of predictive data analytics and new media startup focused on the sports industry, the only industry worth doing anything in. Built the first product iteration from ground up, writing all of the code, building the data models and algorithms, designing the entire product - all after winning $100,000 on ABC's "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?" to get it off the ground. Look it up: its on YouTube.Led the company through a successful VC fundraise from blue-chip NYC investors and closed business development deals with ESPN, the NFL, and others. Grew revenue into the millions and audience in the tens of millions monthly, and sold the company to FanDuel in August 2015.

Led design and front-end engineering team for Fred Wilson-backed (via USV) startup. Responsible for all creative and product design aspects of company and built initial product architecture and front-end engineering framework. It was a decade ago, and seems like longer.

Responsible for total overhaul of brand, website, and product. Designed and engineered a revolutionary rich media ad format now served 100mm times/month; company later sold to FlashTalking in 2016.

Visual and interaction design lead for all Yahoo! ordering flows, representing $100mm+ of revenue. It was rad. After that, I was the visual design lead for all Yahoo! membership, login, and account recovery flows, representing over 500mm users, which was also rad.I'm probably one of the few people on Earth that turned down a Google offer to work at Yahoo! at this time; well, one had sports and the other didn't. So that's that.