I spent 20+ years leading product and technology at Fortune 100 companies and startups, scaling operations while bridging technical capabilities with user needs. Now I bring that expertise to healthcare, where it matters most.

My career has taken me through cloud transformations at VMware, healthcare technology at McKesson and Cambridge Health, and agile scaleups at startups where moving fast was the only option. Across all of it, I've learned that sustainable growth doesn't come from brilliant ideas alone. It comes from fixing the fundamentals: strong product operations, clear systems, and teams empowered to execute. I've led organizations through large-scale transformations, built product teams from the ground up, and learned that the best solutions emerge when you bridge technical capabilities with real human needs.

I'm a science and technology nerd at heart. I've taken north of 150 courses across product management, engineering, healthcare systems, and AI because the problems worth solving keep evolving. I started my first computer repair business at 20 and never looked back. I never finished a traditional degree, but I never stopped learning either. For me, curiosity isn't a phase. It's how I operate.

That same curiosity extends beyond work. I'm a bio-hacker who tracks biomarkers, optimizes sleep and nutrition, and experiments with longevity protocols. I believe in understanding systems deeply, including my own, and using data to make better decisions. It's the same mindset I bring to product development: measure what matters, iterate constantly, and stay intellectually honest about what's working and what isn't.

When I'm not building products, I'm on one of my Triumphs chasing twisty mountain roads. Long-distance riding clears my head and reminds me that the best journeys require preparation, adaptability, and a willingness to take the scenic route.

At Healthy, I'm focused on AI-driven development and product operations. I'm building systems that help the team move faster without sacrificing quality, and ensuring that the technology we create truly serves the people who depend on it. Healthcare is complex, but that's exactly why it matters. The stakes are real, the problems are hard, and the opportunity to make a meaningful difference is exactly what drew me here. I'm building alongside people who share a purpose: healthcare technology that serves people.