Product leader with ten years at Google across PM, product marketing, and engineering, plus a decade of building and commercializing products as a founder. Five 0-to-1 products: Glow ($1M in sales, acquired), Timeless (1.5M users), and three AI products: Yeah, Atomic, and Halftime. Hands-on from user research through AI development and eval-gated releases.
Core Product Development · Product Strategy & Prioritization · Growth & Retention Loops · User & Market Research · Model Selection & Eval-Gated Releases · Agentic Development · Hardware & Platform GTM
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Experience
Still in Love
· Palo Alto, CA
AI Product Builder
Co-founded an AI product studio, building with ex-Googlers and Stanford OVAL. Runs agentic development across 12 models tiered by capability and risk; keeps development sandboxed from production and gates releases on shadow traffic, daily evals, and human-approved rollouts.
YeahRotten Tomatoes for YouTube reviews (running shoes as a proof of concept)
Built the growth loop into the product: the cited-review corpus generates 170 acquisition video ads per week at $0.11 per generation run.
AtomiciOS voice journal that compounds intent
Day-7 retention +18%: on-device intent routing cut capture friction and time-to-first-token by 90 ms, so users speak instead of picking a skill or model; shipped in 163 TestFlight builds.
Timeless
· Palo Alto, CA
Co-Founder & CEO
Doubled monthly retention (11% → 23%): shipped Telegram-native onboarding and activation loops; led a 20-person international team across product, design, engineering, and growth as the platform reached 1.5M users.
150K installs in two weeks: launched a smart-contract wallet through community-led distribution, supported by an X following of 110K, grown through 82 live podcasts; the wallet reached 980K transactions.
Google
· Mountain View, CA
Product, Product Marketing, Engineering
Data Engineer · Chrome2008 — 2009
Prioritized distribution deals: conducted competitive analysis against Bing across user intent, lifecycle segments, churn, and traffic acquisition cost, steering Chrome's OEM deals and user acquisition strategy.