

Learning to Design Modern AI Applications
Exploring multi-agent system architectures for building AI applications that coordinate specialized agents, memory, feedback loops, tools and existing business processes.

My Story
My career began with early exposure to a technology model that was just beginning to take shape. In 2006, I worked with a small startup planning a data center that would provide raw computing power to organizations and users who needed more processing capacity than was practical or reasonable to maintain in-house. The venture never took off, but the experience sparked a lasting interest in technology and, more importantly, in the connection between what businesses need to accomplish and what technology makes possible. That perspective led me into technology consulting and eventually product management, where I spent the next decade and a half working at the intersection of business and technology. As technology evolved, so did my career—from infrastructure and enterprise systems to data, analytics and machine learning. Throughout that progression, I continued moving closer to the technology itself: understanding how it works, partnering with technical teams and turning emerging capabilities into practical solutions. My work in financial technology deepened that perspective. I worked closely with engineers, data scientists and business leaders to build products and solutions around financial data, analytics and machine learning. Those experiences showed me the potential of combining domain expertise with increasingly sophisticated data and technology to improve how organizations make decisions. Completing my M.S. in Applied Data Science brought those experiences together. Through hands-on work in data engineering, machine learning, deep learning and AI applications, I developed the technical depth to complement the product and technology leadership experience I had built throughout my career. Today, I am focused on bringing those pieces together: the perspective of a product leader, the domain experience of a financial services technologist, and the technical foundation of a data and AI practitioner. I am interested in building practical systems that connect emerging technology with meaningful business problems and moving organizations forward in an increasingly AI-driven landscape.
The theme throughout my career has remained consistent, building the bridge between emerging technology and real-world problems.
Timeline
2004–2008
Applied Economics & Management
Studied economics and management while exploring how emerging computing infrastructure could create new business opportunities. Developed a startup concept focused on computing infrastructure for pharmaceutical research.
2008–2010
Technology Consulting
Worked in technology consulting, helping organizations address infrastructure and technology challenges while learning to connect technical solutions with business needs.
2010–2018
Product & Technology Leadership
Moved into product management and grew into leadership roles across banking technology. Led product teams through Agile transformation, connecting business strategy, technology delivery and customer needs.
2018–2023
Technical Product Management
Led data and machine learning products for financial services, partnering with engineers and data scientists to turn large-scale data and models into analytical and lending solutions.
2023–2025
Product Leadership, Machine Learning & Family
Continued developing product leadership skills while expanding my technical depth in data and machine learning. After the birth of my son in 2024, I intentionally balanced family with continued professional development, preparing for a more hands-on role in AI and technology.
2025–Present
M.S. Applied Machine Learning
Pursued an M.S. in Applied Machine Learning to move from managing technology and AI products toward building AI systems directly, with a focus on machine learning, data platforms and AI applications.
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Product, Technology and Data
I don't just manage machine learning and AI products — I build them to understand how they actually work. My background combines 14+ years of product leadership in financial services with hands-on experience in machine learning, data and technology. I use that combination to translate technical complexity into products that solve real business problems.

How I Work

Understand the business problem and desired outcome before deciding what technology or methodology belongs in the solution.

Use hands-on prototypes and experiments to reduce uncertainty, test assumptions and understand technical tradeoffs.

Connect product strategy, engineering, data science and domain expertise rather than treating them as separate functions.

Translate technical possibilities into products that are understandable, measurable and useful.
My approach brings business context, technical understanding, and product judgment together to navigate complex challenges. Explore how I frame problems, evaluate trade-offs and turn technology into practical solutions.
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Exploring multi-agent system architectures for building AI applications that coordinate specialized agents, memory, feedback loops, tools and existing business processes.


Researching how computer vision and deep learning can understand human movement in sports, while exploring accelerated computing and how GPU/TPU architectures can expand model capacity, training efficiency and experimentation.
Education
Syracuse University · 2025–Present
Cornell University · 2004-2008
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