The industrial-age playbook of school, cubicle, then pension never felt like mine. Here's the path that got me here.
Most Things Fail
Curiosity pushed me to ship everything from a community app to a 3D-printed chocolate startup, an e-commerce coffee brand, and a government policy role. Most fizzled fast. Best MBA money can't buy.
Zero Roadmap, Full Send
My first big break: Techstars. I joined mentorship-driven accelerator programs and learned to build with zero roadmap and full conviction.
People Over Platforms
My first edtech startup: Workit, a career community for tech talent. Launched three cohort-based programs with 87% CSAT. Built a mentor roster from Stripe, Netflix, and GitLab.
Build What Actually Matters
I then joined Tomorrow University, where I shipped an AI tutor to personalize learning journeys. This sharpened my mission: unlock human potential at the crossroads of product, growth, EdTech, and HRTech.
A New Chapter
Now I'm building Jobgether, an AI platform matching people to remote work, as Head of Product and co-founder. The most direct shot I've had at the mission. Every feature runs on AI, and I'm hands on with all of it.









