Talbot Development creates inspired, efficient, and high performing multifamily housing throughout the midwest. Each project is thoughtfully designed to both compliment and elevate its surroundings while providing homes that residents are proud to live in.

Based in Portland and working throughout the Pacific Northwest, Ethos develops innovative, design-forward multifamily housing. Our projects range from flagship 180+ unit urban infill developments down to single-lot-sized co-living communities.

I help drive product decisions in our iPad line through extensive collaboration with engineering, product design, procurement, finance and marketing. My areas of expertise are product cost and supply chain capabilities and it's my job to make sure that we're creating products that surprise and delight our customers while still being manufacturable and cost competitive.I manage iPads throughout their entire lifecycle - from whiteboard concept to end of life.

I'm responsible for the entire battery module supply chain for Apple Watch. This includes forming and maintaining relationships with a world class global supply base, directly negotiating pricing and contracts, planning and maintaining supply through ramp and sustaining production, and working with engineers through product development to ensure manufacturability and cost effectiveness of our cutting edge lithium ion battery designs.

I'm responsible for the entire battery module supply chain for iPhones. This includes forming and developing relationships with a world class global supply base, directly negotiating pricing and contracts, planning and maintaining supply through ramp and sustaining production, and working with engineers through product development to ensure manufacturability and cost effectiveness of cutting edge lithium ion battery designs.Responsible for iPhone 6S and 6S+ ramp and sustaining supply of iPhone 6, 6+, 5S and 5C models. Also supported early development builds for the iPhone SE.

I developed new and aggressive DRAM procurement strategies meant to ensure both Apple's supply and competitive pricing for DRAM in an increasingly constrained market.