Helping bring contracts into the digital age by making Ironclad's AI-powered repository the one organized, searchable home for all your agreements.

Took some time to explore new things after a decade working in product. I worked on a YC application that got to the interview stage, home renovation projects, family care, and ran my first 100 mile ultramarathon.

Making work simpler, more pleasant, and more productive by integrating Slack with all the other tools you use to get work done. We built APIs and apps used by millions of people to connect Slack to productivity tools for calendaring, file sharing, videoconferencing, and more. We also rewrote Slack's native audio/video features from scratch in order to improve their performance and reliability.

Dropbox's mission is to design a more enlightened way of working. My team's role was to empower everyone at Dropbox to build exceptional customer experiences. We built an entirely new design system and internal platform APIs to enable launching new products and to improve the Dropbox desktop app for Mac, Windows, and Linux used by millions of customers. Prior to building this new internal platform, we spent time doing exploration to help define the product strategy for Dropbox on desktop.

Pinterest's mission is to help everyone discover and do what they love. My team’s vision was to make it simple to save and organize what you’re interested in. We grew new and international user activation by making the save flows clearer and easier to use across iOS, Android, and Web. We also worked on new features like user reviews/comments on Pins, and we even unlaunched a few features to focus the experience, like sunsetting the Like button on Pinterest.

Quora's mission is to share and grow the world’s knowledge. My team’s vision was to make sure that Quora is a safe community that has only the most trustworthy, helpful content. We developed new ML models for answer ranking, redesigned the content editor, and streamlined moderation end-to-end.

The Wikimedia Foundation is the non-profit behind Wikipedia. I joined the team first doing a year-long Fellowship where we studied user retention problems and did community organizing work. In 2011, I joined the organization’s Associate Product Manager program and went on to lead the organization's first user growth team as a PM for another few years.