Owned robotics and automation products at the company, managing 5 active product lines.

CloudKitchens is a ghost kitchen startup run by Travis Kalanick that provides smart facilities to both aspiring and industry food operators. They design and develop real estate, hardware, and software products that enable customers to build the best food businesses.

Founded the Human-Robot Interaction team at Everyday Robots, a Google project building a new type of robot, one that could learn by itself to help anyone with anything.

At Everyday Robots, I explored and productized the future of human-robot interaction (HRI) and AI, leveraging various technologies from large language models (LLM) to animation to create delightful and sticky product experiences.

Employee #2 at a deep tech / consumer hardware startup incubated by David Friedberg of the Production Board (Alphabet-backed) and the All-In podcast. Cana is building the world’s first molecular beverage printer—redefining how beverages and their brands are created, personalized, and experienced. Think the Star Trek Replicator with a twist of Spotify.

At Cana, I created an entirely-new category of product, developing physical hardware, mobile apps, embedded software, a virtual economy, and subscription services to support it.

As the Founding Product Manager, I took the product from zero to one, owning vision, design, and definition. As we scaled, my focus centered on cross-functional leadership, management, and strategy as I wrangled an emerging technology into a category-defining new product.

One of the first 50 employees at a consumer robotics & gaming startup backed by Andreessen Horowitz and Index Ventures. I joined shortly after Stealth and scaled with the company through Series D+.

At Anki, I created enchanting, interactive products through robotics and AI, leveraging the power of mobile gaming and storytelling to drive delightful physical and digital experiences.

As the first PM at Anki, I built product processes and principles into the organization and owned three global product lines—Cozmo, Overdrive, and Drive—leading a team to ship over 50 features and boosting Amazon ratings by 30% worldwide (Cozmo was a top-selling Christmas toy 3 years in a row).