I’m a product manager who believes great products are built at the intersection of clear thinking, intentional execution, and continuous learning.
I use design thinking not as a workshop exercise, but as a practical tool to frame the right problems, make better tradeoffs, and ship products that create real outcomes—for customers and the business.
For me, product work follows a simple loop:
Think → Ship → Repeat
Think — Understand the problem deeply. Listen to users, challenge assumptions, and define what success actually looks like.
Ship — Build with intent. Scope smartly, launch incrementally, and get real work into real hands.
Repeat — Learn fast. Measure what matters, reflect honestly, and iterate based on evidence—not opinions.
This loop keeps teams focused on outcomes instead of output, and progress instead of perfection.