+ Expanded Android's stylus APIs and libraries, launching features like low-latency inking and prediction so ink seems to flow from your stylus+ Drove developer adoption of stylus features through targeted outreach and technical support, expanding the ecosystem of compatible apps.+ Led improvements to Google's internal ink rendering library, fostering widespread adoption across first-party applications (Pixel Markup, Google Photos, Drive, Docs, Keep, Classroom, Meet)+ Collaborating with Google Research and Workspace teams to integrate machine learning into new products

Launched over 40 new products and key features during my tenure, working with large cross-functional teams. Project highlights include:Founding PM for Crostini, aka Linux on Chromebooks- Identified the opportunity to expand Chromebook use cases to include developers, received executive support and resourcing.- Launched at Google I/O 2018 in Developer Keynote, and presented on-stage at I/O 2019.- Pioneering virtualization approach to offer familiar & seamless DevEx for Web+Android with added security.- Usage exceeded projections, with high engagement from the developer community (the Crostini subreddit has >30K members).Lead PM for stylus apps and features across Google- Enhanced and broadened usage of Ink developer library across Google apps.- Introduced low-latency inking and palm rejection on ChromeOS spanning hardware/kernel/apps, OS integrations for quick note-taking and handwriting keyboard.- Pitched & launched two new 1st party applications: (1) Canvas to showcase creativity uses; (2) Cursive as straightforward app to create handwritten notes with AI smarts, referred to as the “Microsoft OneNote killer” by Android Police- Launched 4 external Web APIs: Tabbed mode, Handwriting recognition API, Desynchronized canvas for low-latency inking, Note taking web apps

Chrome OS UI

08/2013 - 12/2014 -- Chrome OS UI09/2012 - 08/2013 -- Google Trusted Stores

APM Intern on the AdSense for Search (AFS) UI team.

Research for Prof. Matt Welsh on the Mercury Project, for remote monitoring of Parkinson's Disease patients with wireless sensor networks.