Down 2 points. 15 seconds on the clock. That's how I build products.

AI product leader building personalization, discovery, and decisioning systems that help users know what matters next, from zero-to-one strategy to scaled execution.

What I’m known for

AI personalization & decision systems

Turning complex signals into simple user experiences

Zero-to-one product leadership

From ambiguous concept to launched platform

Cross-functional execution

Aligning product, engineering, data science, design, QA, and executives

Momentum under uncertainty

Making clear tradeoffs when the playbook is still being written

About Me

A portrait of a woman with long brown hair, blue eyes, wearing a black sleeveless top and gold earrings, standing in front of a textured blue background.

Most portfolios show outcomes. Mine shows the decisions behind them.

I build products by finding the signal inside complexity: what matters, who needs it, and what action it should make easier.

Case Studies

Orbis: Personalization & Reasoning Layer


Diagram of layered mission solutions architecture, including layers: Data Production & Foundation at the bottom, Intelligence Layer in the middle, and Mission Solutions Applications at the top. Components include TensorGlobe, RSFM, Elements, Flux, Data Lake, Forge, Foundation Models, Pulse, site and maritime sentry, space sentry, Raptor, data ingestion, embedding, reasoning, and agent intelligence systems.

Cross-platform Personalization layer · System Foundation · Decision Engine

Site Sentry: Real-Time AI Decisioning


A satellite image of San Juan Airport with object detection markers and a data dashboard.

0→1 AI monitoring platform · $145M pipeline · Google as early adopter

Ticket Protection at Checkout


Online ticket purchase protection webpage for an event, with a logo at the top, flags of the United States and Puerto Rico, sections for event information, quote, and policy details, and a green button labeled 'Secure your tickets'.

Checkout add-on · Transaction-Based Growth Funnel· Multi-partner GTM

Philosophy

Clarity over sophistication

The biggest barrier to adoption is cognitive load, not missing features. My job is to simplify without dumbing things down.

Momentum as a strategy

Markets provide better feedback than slide decks. I optimize for speed-to-signal so teams learn what matters while it still matters.

Product as culture

Products succeed when they become part of how people behave, decide, share, and return.

In Practice:

A steady hand under pressure.

  • A relentless focus on the unit of value.

  • A partner who translates complex systems into intuitive, human experiences.

Teams align faster, make clearer decisions, and ship with confidence.

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