Goodproductworkusuallylooksboringfromtheoutside.Atrackersomebodyactuallyupdates.Adashboardsalesopenswithoutmeintheroom.Apipelinethatoutlivesthepersonwhobuiltit.That'sthewholejob.
Product work, with the numbers attached
Recognition
Microsoft MVP
Given to independent experts for what they contribute back to the developer community. Renewed each year, most recently through 2027.
Times Square Billboard
My career mentorship work put up in Times Square. It went live while I was on the flight home; I found out two days later, on landing.
Linux Foundation Scholarship
Awarded to support open-source contributors early in their work — the same year as my first Google Summer of Code.
Where I judge
I know what a selection panel is looking for because I've sat on one — the first time before I'd graduated.
I show up in person
Four countries, six cities — talks, a booth and one billboard.
Where I'm actually useful
GTM & program design
Turning a commercial goal into a program with cohorts, ladders, owners and a date it gets reviewed.
Growth & adoption
Moving a number that the business already cares about — GMV, transacting users, the share of orders that happen in the product.
Retention & lifecycle
RFM cohorts, chase-back funnels and 90-day plans aimed at monthly transacting users, not vanity signups.
Analytics & dashboards
The dashboard a sales lead opens on their own, without me in the room to explain it.
Technical depth
I scope the integration myself — APIs, auth, data flows — and check feasibility before it becomes someone else's problem.
Translation
Coupon stages and loyalty math explained to sales in plain language, and the commercial reality explained back to engineering.












