Lexington, Massachusetts, United States
I build platforms that become organizational standards. At Harvard and MIT, I’ve done that by combining technical leadership, product design, high-performing product and engineering teams, and technical solutions that resolve competing institutional needs. I work at the intersection of product strategy, product design, engineering, and AI, turning fragmented institutional and business problems into systems institutions can adopt at scale. At MIT, I build and lead the Engineering and Product organization for MIT Open Learning, and drive MIT Learn and related AI-driven product initiatives that are reshaping how learners discover, access, and engage with MIT’s non-degree learning offerings. At Harvard, I created and led OpenScholar, an open-source publishing platform that became Harvard’s default web publishing standard and was later adopted by hundreds of institutions worldwide. The problems I’m drawn to are the ones where the technical challenge and the organizational challenge are the same problem. I also serve as MIT’s representative on the Open edX Technical Oversight Committee and have advised companies and organizations on product strategy and design, as well as engineering leadership.