about
I started my first company at 12, at my local Google Startup Weekend (local coverage), with no clue what I was doing, still don't, I just think I do, but I was hooked. Kept showing up to those startup weekends every year in my hometown, and a few years later I stumbled into crypto by joining a startup that was born out of one of them, which somehow ended up putting me on stage at NFT.NYC and CES before I could legally drink, and some of those talks are here. All of that is what pulled me to LA at 19, where I co-founded a few companies, raised a little over $1M across them, and had a hand in startups backed by another $7.5M+, though honestly none of that is the interesting part. How I ended up in biotech and digital health is dumber than it sounds, I was sleeping in my startup's office most nights and the advisors who saw me there pulled me in, first at WinSanTor and now at Frequency Health.
Most of what I've built has failed, and every failure taught me something no classroom could. How to manage people. How to ship under pressure. How to check your ego at the door when the mission matters more than your title.
Now I'm Head of Product at Frequency Health, a digital health and AI diagnostics company building software based diagnostics and therapeutics for the hearing industry. Our first consumer product was Audio Cardio, a mobile sound therapy app I still run product for alongside my buddy and CEO Chris. The two we've built since go the other direction and sell into clinics who use them to treat patients, both of them FDA-cleared, one being Tinnitogram, an audiometer that reads 67 frequency bands where the industry standard is only 6 to 11 so we can catch the hidden hearing loss and tinnitus markers everyone else misses, and the other being REVE134, a personalized digital therapeutic that takes what we learn and pushes precision sound therapy straight into whatever frequency ranges are damaged. Before this I spent three years as Chief of Staff at WinSanTor, a late stage phase 3 biotech working to bring regenerative treatments for peripheral neuropathy (nerve damage) to market. Most of my days are spent shipping software, running operations, arguing with Claude/Codex, or finding any excuse to automate the low level admin busywork for companies building things that actually matter. I'm not the smartest person in the room. I'm the one who makes sure the room is pointed in the same direction, and that it's the right one.
yes, that was me on a trike. follow my X.
active roles
Digital health and AI diagnostics company building software based diagnostics and therapeutics for the hearing industry. Parent company to AudioCardio, Tinnitogram, and REVE134.
Head of Product
Jun 2026 – Present
AudioCardio was our first product, sold direct to consumers. The two we've built since sell into clinics, who use them to treat patients: Tinnitogram, an FDA-cleared, AI driven fine grain audiometer that measures 67 frequency bands, where the industry standard is 6 to 11, to surface hidden hearing loss and identify tinnitus markers, and REVE134, an FDA-cleared personalized digital therapeutic that uses our patented Threshold Sound Conditioning technology to deliver precision sound therapy into damaged frequency ranges.
Day to day I manage the engineering team, own the Jira board, write epics and tickets, groom the backlog, and run scrum ceremonies.
I also lead our internal agentic automation work, building agents and workflows for the executive team with Skills, Anthropic's cloud agents, agentic SDKs, and adjacent tooling to take repetitive operational work off the team's plate.
Frequency Health's first consumer product, a mobile sound therapy app built to maintain and restore hearing and relieve tinnitus using our patented Threshold Sound Conditioning technology.
Technical Product Lead
Mar 2026 – Present
I lead product for the mobile app end to end: roadmap, epics and tickets, backlog grooming, and scrum ceremonies with the mobile engineering team. Over 1,000 monthly subscribed patients in the US.
I also manage product for our cross platform SDK, which powers our licensing partnership with Taisho, who deliver AudioCardio's therapy inside their own app. When it's needed I jump in and ship fixes directly across the app and the partner SDK, whether that's the cross platform mobile framework, the cloud backend, or the native low level audio components, so releases stay on schedule and partner integrations stay healthy.
previously
Late stage Phase 3 biotechnology company developing treatments for peripheral neuropathy.
Chief of Staff
May 2024 – Jul 2026
- Served as daily operating partner to CEO. Ran weekly exec cadences, project trackers, decision support, and CEO communications across BD, fundraising, regulatory, manufacturing, and clinical operations.
- Built Nerve Trace, an AI application that reads scanned skin-biopsy slides end to end and generates structured clinical reports at pathologist-level performance, quantifying nerve fibers and density. Owned frontend, backend, database schema, and AI deployment pipeline.
- Served as primary point of contact for all current and prospective out-licensee relationships globally, managing partner communications and coordinating with the deal team on licensing outreach across all regions.
- Booked and managed all major biotech conference partnering for the CEO across JPM, BIO International, BIO-Europe, and BIO US, including meeting prep briefs and post-conference follow-up that fed the deal pipeline.
- Owned 8+ vendor and supply chain relationships alongside the CFO spanning API manufacturing, fill-finish, batch validation, CMC labeling coordination, and insurance. Supported CEO on academic IP relationships with UCSD, University of Manitoba, and University of Toronto.
- Led regulatory pathway analysis for multi-state Right to Try patient access (Montana SB 535, Nevada NRS 454.690). Produced statutory memos with the legal team that became WST-057's state-by-state access strategy.
- Managed the data room, legal communications, and investor relations as primary contact for active and prospective investors. Drafted CEO-voice communications and diligence materials.
- Built internal AI agents company-wide using the OpenAI and Anthropic Agent SDKs, including an SOP agent for the Head of QA that eliminated from-scratch SOP authoring.
- Supported the team that delivered WST-057 Phase 2a results (p = 0.006 for nerve regrowth / IENFD), published in eBioMedicine (The Lancet).
Operations Manager
Aug 2023 – Apr 2024
Venture studio supporting early stage portfolio companies from MVP to market.
Technical Product Manager
Aug 2025 – Nov 2025
Supported the executive team and CPO in shipping fast, effective product outcomes across Zoë Foundry's portfolio companies. Owned the full product lifecycle, crafting and prioritizing epics, writing user stories, designing user flows, managing technical documentation, and coordinating directly with engineering to implement features, squash bugs, and rapidly build MVPs for customer validation.
Worked on Navwise's core product and built Saidi Health using AI assisted development to spin up MVPs, manage databases, and streamline product workflows. Managed and aligned engineering resources to ensure on time, high impact execution.
Junior Technical Product Manager
Apr 2025 – Jul 2025
Worked closely with the CPO to support portfolio companies - drafting epics, mapping user flows, organizing technical documentation, and triaging feature requests and bug reports. Collaborated with engineering on task tracking, prioritization, and early MVP builds.
Supported QA and A/B testing cycles for Saidi Health and SlainTech while picking up AI assisted development, lightweight database work, and internal tooling. Hands on exposure to lean product development, technical execution, and cross functional coordination from day one.
Real estate technology platform enabling listing agents to optimize advertising spend by directly rewarding buyer agents who show homes to qualified buyers.
Co-founder & COO / CPO
May 2024 – Dec 2024
Raised $500K+ as the Co-founding COO / CPO. Designed, architected, and technical product managed the build of our desktop app and mobile app, managing a team of 4 engineers: 1 staff and 2 juniors on desktop, and 1 senior on mobile. Scaled Lockhop to 50+ users before stepping away. Still has an active user base.
Social commerce platform enabling live stream shopping.
Co-Founder & CPO
Jun 2022 – Jan 2024
Built Splurky from the ground up, a social commerce platform for live stream shopping. Co-founded alongside the founders of Famecast. I owned the product end to end, raised $500K, and shipped the thing. Whatnot and TikTok Shop had budgets we couldn't touch. Shut it down. No regrets, I learned more in those 20 months than most people do in five years.
Creator focused platform automating multi channel distribution, compliance, and monetization so creators can focus on content.
Technical Product Manager
Aug 2022 – Dec 2022
Product managed the Famecast mobile app, then supported the company pivot from a software platform to a venture studio for creators to launch their own companies and branded hardware products.
ÂTTN.LIVE is a Web3 AI innovation company that empowers content creators and their communities to flourish.
Head of Web3
Jul 2022 – Sep 2022
Led product strategy for our Web3 initiatives and served as the company's public voice across major industry conferences: NFT.NYC, CES, NFT London, NFT LA, ETH Denver. Evangelizing how younger generations would reshape digital ownership and creator economies. I was simultaneously so wrong and so right: the specific assets were largely worthless, but the behavioral shift I was describing turned out to be very real. Short tenure, but a concentrated period of high visibility product and thought leadership work.
Product & NFTs
Sep 2021 – Jul 2022
Stepped into a product leadership role managing our engineering team alongside the CTO, owning the buildout and evolution of the ATTN.LIVE tech stack and platform. This was where I grew real confidence as a product operator: scoping features, coordinating sprints, and translating business goals into shipped code across a live product with an active creator community.
Entrepreneur In Residence
Nov 2017 – Sep 2021
I got this title because nobody could figure out what to call the 15 year old who showed up and said yes to literally everything. EIR sounds prestigious. In practice, it meant I was the technical Swiss army knife with zero ego who'd bounce between big ticket product work, low level admin, and helping set up chairs for events. The CEO was a co-producer of NFT.NYC, and I spoke at the inaugural conference in 2019 when the entire NFT space couldn't fill a room with 50 people. I distinctly remember Alex Atallah, one of the OpenSea co-founders, looking like he was about ready to close up shop. Then the 2020 bull market hit and suddenly everyone was a JPEG connoisseur. I also spent a good chunk of time troubleshooting .Kred, the company's core NFT platform that was technically an OpenSea competitor, emphasis on "technically," because the UI/UX was fighting for its life. Wild times, zero regrets.
Enterprise software provider for the life, accident, and health insurance industry.
Technical Intern
Jan 2018 – Jun 2018
Organized company JSON schemas, handled data entry, helped manage bug tickets, and did QA. This was well before the AI boom, and not gonna lie, I was 14 or 15 doing this so the work wasn't exactly mission critical.
Bow tie company.
CEO
Nov 2015 – Nov 2017
Started Justicebows at the local Redding Google Startup Weekend because I needed money for a video game :-)