Professional Experience

Over the past 10 years, I've had the opportunity to develop skills across multiple disciplines and industries. Each opportunity has provided me with a unique set of skills that has led to my success as a product manager.

Product Manager

2020 – CURRENT

As a Product Manager at both mabl and Andorra, I work cross-functionally to deliver impactful, user-focused solutions across the full product lifecycle.

At mabl, I help shape the strategy and roadmap for an end-to-end test automation quality platform, leveraging data , AI and user feedback to drive adoption and continuous improvement for long term business success.

At Andorra, I contributed to the product vision and coordinated development to deliver a technical solution that drove business outcomes in impact investing.

Quality Engineering

2018 – 2020

Quality engineering is one of the more complicated disciplines I've encountered. There are an infinite number of test plan strategies and it can be easy to fall into paralysis by analysis. I found success in this role by first writing automation tests for the most fundamental user paths and then built tests in parallel with development's sprint cadence. I prioritized areas with historically troublesome quality concerns and became adept at avoiding common pitfalls that lead to brittle tests. Leveraging third-party tools and libraries such as Selenium and TestBench was invaluable to my success.

UX Design & Technical Writing

2017 – 2018

Through my work as a contractor for the IAEA at the United Nations, I built a strong foundation in UX principles, especially user-centered design and consumer psychology, which consistently guided my product decisions.

In that same role, I also gained valuable experience in technical writing, where I found that the same core principles, clear hierarchy, consistent voice, and simplicity were essential to delivering an effective and intuitive user experience.

Civil Engineering

 2013 – 2017

Civil engineering fundamentally changed the way I analyze the world. Coordinating across engineers, architects, city planners, and financiers was often a complex and delicate balancing act. During those years, the most valuable skill I gained was the ability to communicate effectively—aligning diverse stakeholder motivations to move projects forward with clarity and cohesion.

Electrical Design

2012 – 2013

My first role after university was as an electrical designer in the solar industry, where I focused on single-phase electrical diagrams. That experience taught me the power of using design to communicate complex, abstract systems with clarity and precision.