London, England, United Kingdom
Product Manager and former Research Engineer specializing in the 0-to-1 application and productization of frontier AI research. Spearheaded the transformation of multiple fundamental breakthroughs from Google DeepMind into high-impact launches and flagship technologies across Alphabet. Proven track record of delivering "world-first" AI applications in large-scale model training, silicon design, compiler optimization, and global cloud scheduling. Experienced in bridging broad, long-term portfolio strategy with deep, fast-execution technical implementation to drive innovation across Alphabet’s emerging technology landscape.
Founding Product Manager of the Science unit. AlphaEvolve co-first author, founding PM, and team lead. Grew AlphaEvolve from a DeepMind research tool to a practical algorithm factory that enabled impact across Google, from TPU design to XLA compiler and Gemini training. AlphaEvolve is featured by Sundar Pichai in the first minute of Google I/O 2025, and powers one of three Gemini for Science products announced by Demis Hassabis at Google I/O 2026. Leading productization across three distinct surfaces: first-party tool for Googlers, enterprise API via Google Cloud, and consumer UI via Google Labs. Founding PM of AlphaProof VSCode Extension, accompanying the AlphaProof Nature publication.
AlphaZero for XLA compiler and chip design. First AI-designed circuits to be adopted in TPU (Ironwood), Pixel and Waymo chips. First place at IWLS 2023.
Core developer of XManager (cloud scheduling for machine learning workloads) scaling from DeepMind team to all of Alphabet. Started as a software engineer focusing on infrastructure and became a research engineer focusing on leveraging DeepMind machine learning techniques to improve scheduling efficiency.
Machine Learning for Biology at Krishnaswamy Lab.
Built automation system for continual learning of News Feed ranking models.
Built from scratch a 3D real-time and interactive simulator for localizing and beamforming algorithms for multi-microphone devices. Project was used to place microphones in Google Home devices and radars on Waymo cars. Somehow still active in 2025. Wrote guides on using threejs at Google.