I started as a software developer and kept asking: are we building the right things? That question pulled me into product management. My Master's from Carnegie Mellon gave me frameworks, but the real learning came from the work -- writing Python for ML pipelines, running A/B tests, and sitting in grocery stores at 6am watching employees wrestle with manual processes.
At GRUBBRR, I reduced onboarding time by 60% and shipped an AI recommendation engine in 30 days. At Bath & Body Works, I built an LLM tool that saved teams 18 hours per week. Now I'm building Expired Solutions, an AI platform cutting grocery waste by 20% using computer vision and LLMs.
I try to be the kind of AI PM who can write code when it helps, sweat the UX details, and still remember the goal: help people do their jobs better.