I've always been the type to chase a good challenge. Whether it's puzzles, board games, or a soccer match where the score doesn't really matter but you still try too hard. I figured out pretty early that problem-solving isn't about the "right answer"...it's about finding creative ways to get there.

That's what drew me into engineering, where I get to build things from scratch, and into product, where I can step back and ask why something matters before figuring out how to make it real.

I'm most at home in 0→1 problem spaces. I love figuring out what's worth building, shaping the system that builds it, watching what happens when it meets real users, and talking to those users! Lately that's looked like building automated systems with AI tools like n8n, mapping out potential opportunities for agentic AI use cases, and writing the discovery playbooks I wish more PMs had.

Outside work? Probably at a pickup soccer game, mid-board-game, or at a new restaurant pretending I'll still meet my macros for the day.