Senior Product Leader, GenAI / AI & ML, Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Thoughtful, user-centered AI experiences.
17+ years building enterprise software. As Senior Product Leader, GenAI / AI & ML, Amazon Web Services (AWS),
I lead AWS Meeting Intelligence AI — a GenAI product that automates
manual meeting work for sellers — and help drive AI-powered sales automation across
AWS's global sales organization. I'm an idea
person who builds in working code. I move fast from idea to working product, get the
whole team building and sharing with AI tools alongside me, and automate the
long-standing UX and PM practices that used to slow teams down, with guardrails and
clear direction built in. The track record on AWS Autonomous Sales: Sales Acceptance
nearly doubled, seller prep time down 35–50%.
Senior Product Leader, GenAI / AI & ML, Amazon Web Services (AWS) Greater Boston AI-First Builder · 50+ tools 17+ years · idea → ship
Created the AI-Ready Design System, now used across the organization in
Amazon Kiro and Amazon Quick — a spec-driven, WCAG 2.2 AA, agent-consumable standard
that gives AI a shared way to build consistent, accessible products. Built it solo from
vision to live demo, won the AWS Field Experiences (AFX) Hackathon, then scaled it into
org-wide adoption.
UPDATED · SEP 2026
In flight
A few things on my desk right now.
Active product work at AWS — Meeting Intelligence, Autonomous Sales, and the AI-Ready Design System and AI enablement underneath them.
A design system built for an agentic desktop. Less about the
components themselves and more about the layer between a human composing a Skill
and the model interpreting it. The protocol is standardized; the experience
inside it isn't — and that's where AI either quietly works or quietly
breaks. The system makes the inside legible to both.
Drove the program that runs every step of an enterprise sales motion —
and the meeting workflows that bookend each call with autonomous prep, intel, and
follow-up. The pattern: the AI's recommendation
is the first read, not the footnote, and the human's job is approval, not
archaeology.
~2× sales-action rate · −35 to −50% prep time
ai co-pilotux researchfigma + asana
Research automation co-pilot
An AI co-pilot for the design lifecycle — distills multi-stakeholder research
into actionable backlogs, generates wireframes with validation loops, and
keeps the design org from re-discovering the same insights every quarter.
Pilot feedback synthesized in minutes. Insights routed into Asana as tagged
roadmap items. Figma components auto-generated for stakeholder comment — one
continuous loop instead of three handoffs between research, design, and
engineering.
−90 to −95% design-to-prototype time
design orgai enablementplatform
Design-org AI initiatives
Org-wide work bringing AI tooling to the broader design organization — a
spec-driven workflow that mirrors Kiro's
requirements.md → design.md → tasks.md,
a shared component library every designer can ship from, and the prototypes
that turn into shipped product faster. Less "designers experimenting with AI",
more "designers shipping AI-native products at the same pace as the rest of
the company."
spec-driven · org-wide · kiro-aligned
Throughline
Four ideas the work keeps returning to.
Different problems, same posture. The themes underneath every project — from agent surfaces to design systems to the architecture that holds them together.