I lead a team of PMs, engineers and designers building the internal experimentation platform used across Wayfair. We develop the tools and infrastructure to enable experimentation, and collaborate with data scientists and analysts to raise the bar for good testing.

I helped Abstract level up its platform for enterprise scale, and then led the discovery, initial development and go-to-market for its Notebooks product.

I was a PM for Wayfair's internal supply chain APIs, focused on enabling express delivery programs and creating internal visibility around delivery costs. I then spent a year squarely focused on this for Wayfair's EU business, spinning up a team in our Berlin HQ. After returning to the US, I then led product development & discovery on two customer-facing features: Favorites and Room Planner.

Anything and everything product for an early-stage two-sided marketplace for one-of-a-kind goods.

I made a group of iOS shortcuts to help me keep track of stuff around my house without Bluetooth trackers.

A short run podcast about product management, and our struggles personally and professionally while doing it.

Location-driven social music app. Advised on product strategy and UX/flows.

A composition for tape composed during the fall of 2009 with advisory from Prof. Ronald Bruce Smith at Northeastern University. Source sounds for the piece include various screams, moans, cries, whips, slaps and choking sounds, sounds that are considered gross or deviant according to social custom, but are ever-present in people’s private lives.