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- Led iOS Platform team responsible for elevating the iOS experience across all of Google's iOS products (Gmail, YouTube, Search, Chrome, Drive etc) to adopt new features and ensure best practices are met amongst all iOS apps at Google.- Set technical direction and secured buy-in from senior leaders across product teams, leading to the seamless integrations of Siri Shortcuts, Home Screen Widgets, new notification capabilities, and Lock Screen Widgets across 20+ apps. (Ex: https://bit.ly/google-ios-16-widgets). These features are used by hundreds of millions of users worldwide. - Oversaw 13 shared libraries, maintaining stringent code quality and test coverage (90%+), while continuously enhancing on-call processes, design doc reviews, and overall development efficiency.Became an iOS subject matter expert at Google by creating thorough documents outlining the impact of new features on Google's core business. Topics covered include iCloud Private Relay, iOS 15 Notifications, Apple Passkeys, App Intents, and more.- Led development of the first SwiftUI app from Google (YouTube Music watchOS app).- Created engineering roadmaps for each iOS release (iOS 13 - iOS 16) and set strategy and direction for the team, leveraging in-depth understanding of the feature set and user needs to prioritize features and engage with key clients.- Built strong relationships and alignment across Engineering, Product, and UX teams of each product team and advocated for engineering priorities to meet OKRs and continuously improve iOS development and user satisfaction.- Managed the performance and career growth of 4 iOS engineers and contributed to the team's expansion from 3 to 30 members. - Consistently achieved “Exceeds”+ ratings every review cycle.

- Efficiently led a cross-functional team of 13 in the successful development of HereOne's iOS and Android apps. - Proactively managed the performance and career growth of 3 engineers.- Championed a visionary technical direction for the architecture of both mobile apps and upheld a standard of exceptional quality across the engineering organization.

Peer was acquired by Twitter.

Dropcam was acquired by Nest Labs/Google for $555 million.

Windows Phone 8.