My bootstrapped company that I started at the beginning of Covid, initially offering users free dashboards with Covid data that wasn't available anywhere else. Business clients served include health-tech, climate-tech, and education-tech companies.

Built features and fixed bugs for a VC-funded GenAI evaluations platform (using Typescript, Python, etc.). Accomplished a customer renewal rate of 100%.

Consulting contributions include:* Data Engineer (PeopleChart): Helped launch a system that improved patient prescription adherence; built an automated data pipeline with a large hospital.* Mobile Engineer (OneMedical): Helped build the Android app for a network of primary-care offices that aims to enhance people's experiences with healthcare. * Head of Product (Aura/Insikt): Helped prototype and launch a platform that provides loans to lower-income individuals; the platform is accessible through brick-and-mortar partners.Other activities include: * Hollywood: I worked as an extra in the movies "San Andreas" and "Steve Jobs" when they filmed in San Francisco. It was fun to go behind the scenes to see how blockbusters get created ("can feel glacial," said experienced cameraman).* Running: I started running short distances to improve my health, and then got into half-marathons and full-marathons. I finished 10 full marathons, including 3X Boston Marathon. Personal best of 3:28:10 (reached my goal of under 3:30:00 e.g. < 8 min per mile for 26.2 miles). * Finance: I invested in early-stage startups to varying degrees of success, though primarily invested my earned funds in public companies. I mined some cryptocurrency for fun and learning, though sold them before they were profitable. :)

* Helped start super-early-stage company with experienced recruiter & first-time founder.

* Built a free app for adults reading below-3rd-grade-level to improve their English literacy skills. * Launched and iterated on product to reach users with XPRIZE as a non-profit partner.* Self-funded effort to see how far technology can go toward improving literacy education.

* Culture-measurement product that aimed to help companies build teams based on cultural fit.* Built new features and managed a lean engineering team; helped launch rebranded product.* Y Combinator alum (W15); raised $1.5M+ from NEA et al. OutMatch acquired Pomello in 2017.

* Discovery engine that recommended interesting web content to users (now at mix.com).* Part of product exec team reporting to CEO; helped grow product from 10M to 25M users.* Stint on biz dev team; reached content-sharing agreement with the New York Times.

* PM on Google Books Partner Program: digitizing millions of books (previously controversial, now not). * APM on Google Analytics: the most widely-used web analytics product in the world.* My contributions were recognized with an executive award, peer awards, and press mentions.

* Part of a great team that built BitLocker Drive Encryption v1, a top revenue generator for Microsoft.* Wrote technical API and UX specifications, one of which led to a patent filing.* Received an executive award and represented Microsoft in industry conferences.* In Summer 2003, I was a PM in the Trusted Computing platform in Windows Security (the team that eventually figured out BitLocker Drive Encryption).* In Summer 2001, I was a PM on the BizTalk Server enterprise product, the most expensive product Microsoft sold at the time.

Explored Wall Street and NYC for a summer with a role in Goldman's Risk Markets Group.

Designed & coded web-based software for enterprise collaboration using HTML, TCL, etc.

* Led lean global teams to create educational web sites – including a game to “juggle scarce [energy] resources to run a country” (The Washington Post, 11/26/1998).* Won 1st, 2nd, and 5th place awards totaling $100,000 to fund college tuition for team members.* Wrote vast majority of the web site code including HTML, CSS, Perl.