Category lead for workspace, meeting spaces, and workplace support across Google's global real estate portfolio. Responsible for defining what "good" looks like in the spaces that support Google's core business, including user experience, cost, and real estate implications.

Full-scope responsibility (design, delivery, operations, technology integration, costing) for one of Google’s signature Future Workplace offerings, leading development from prototype to scale.

Also leading development of novel collaboration space type / operational model. Created Strategic Workplace Needs engagement process to support new workplace solution development; have interviewed 50+ Google executives using this methodology.

Led development of innovative real estate and workplace initiatives at multiple scales to drive more efficient, sustainable, and scalable processes and outcomes across Google’s real estate portfolio, including key areas of Google’s “Future Workplace” solutions and "buy vs. build" decisions for critical areas of Google's real estate portfolio.

Focus areas included evolving costing, operational and architectural models for core workplace and next gen collaboration. Developed and deployed workflows for piloting, researching, and reporting on novel solutions.

Led a team responsible for multiple workstreams aimed at improving experiential outcomes, sustainability, and efficiency for buildings and spaces throughout the Google real estate portfolio. Worked across operations, design, sourcing, procurement, and construction teams on initiatives including unitized microkitchens, unitized restrooms, prefabricated interior partitions, and mass timber systems.

Lecturer in architecture + environmental design.