About
Product leader, increasingly a hands-on builder.

I am a product leader and hands-on builder with 14+ years in technology, including more than a decade working across U.S. enterprise environments.
My career has repeatedly placed me around the same underlying problem:
Complex enterprises rarely suffer from a lack of technology. They struggle to connect technology with trustworthy data, clear ownership, usable workflows and governance that actually works.
That problem has become even more important with AI.
Today I am particularly interested in the infrastructure and product thinking required to make enterprise AI trustworthy: identity, data quality, metadata, lineage, context, controls, human oversight and bounded agent behavior.
For most of my career my work has been product ownership — framing problems, shaping platforms and working with engineering and business teams. More recently I've started a deliberate technical apprenticeship: building working systems myself, so that I understand the trade-offs from the inside rather than only from the roadmap. I'm still learning, and I try to be clear about which parts I know well and which I'm still working out.
How I work
A few working principles.
- 01Start with the problem
- 02Separate assumptions from evidence
- 03Build the smallest useful system
- 04Make authority explicit
- 05Prefer explainable boundaries over magic
- 06Let real users and customers determine what deserves to become a product