The whole picture.
I've always cared about how things work and how they look. It turns out those aren't different skills.
I'm a senior technology leader with deep roots in life sciences commercial systems — the CRM platforms, data infrastructure, and go-to-market technology that pharmaceutical and biotech companies rely on to operate. I've built and led teams that deliver these systems at enterprise scale, and increasingly at the intersection of that work and AI — integrating it into commercial systems at Genentech and continuing to develop that practice.
I'm also a builder in the practical sense. I write code, ship websites, build with embedded hardware, and run AI models — local and cloud. Lately I've been deep in OpenClaw — writing skills and actively contributing to the project. Not as a hobby separate from my career — but as a habit of staying close to the technology itself, which makes me a better strategist and a more credible advisor.
The through-line is this: I care about how things work and how they hold up. Systems that are well-architected, operations that actually run, outcomes that are measurable. Whether that's a Veeva deployment, a LIMS implementation, or a marketing automation stack that has to work on launch day.
SF Bay Area. Open to Director / Sr. Director roles, consulting, and the occasional interesting problem that doesn't fit either category. School of Visual Arts, Continuing Education in Design — which probably explains why I care as much about how things look as how they work.
