0→1 pipeline: from concept to shelf
PM ownership across the full lifecycle—briefs, specs, timelines, and launch coordination with 6+ teams. Built repeatable ways to turn ambiguous inputs into shippable SKUs across retail, DTC, and eCommerce.
Product Manager with 3+ years owning 0→1 product development in CPG—30+ SKUs launched and $10M+ in revenue across retail, DTC, and eCommerce. Currently at Chemical Guys; UCLA Economics.
How I drive clarity from strategy through launch—and keep teams aligned on what matters in market.
Framing problems, prioritizing bets, and connecting roadmap to business outcomes.
0→1 specs, timelines, and tradeoffs that get buildable products out the door.
Launch plans, channel coordination, and crisp narratives for retail and digital.
R&D, ops, sales, and marketing rowing in the same direction with shared goals.
KPIs, post-launch reads, and fast learning loops—without losing the long-term bet.
Case studies focused on context, ownership, execution, and outcomes—two product tracks plus supporting GTM work.
PM ownership across the full lifecycle—briefs, specs, timelines, and launch coordination with 6+ teams. Built repeatable ways to turn ambiguous inputs into shippable SKUs across retail, DTC, and eCommerce.
Founder-led product in public—content strategy, positioning, and distribution that scaled an education brand without paid acquisition. A parallel track to my CPG work: owning narrative, funnel, and iteration.
Associate PM scope: translating brand goals into launch requirements, retailer-ready timelines, and cross-team handoffs—helping stand up a clearer GTM rhythm as the portfolio grew.
I'm a Product Manager who likes owning the messy middle—turning strategy into specs, launches, and revenue. Over 3+ years I've focused on 0→1 CPG and eCommerce: defining what to build, aligning R&D and GTM, and shipping SKUs that perform in retail, DTC, and online marketplaces.
Before product I came up through finance and accounting (EY, Reach Out, UCLA Economics). That background shows up in how I work—comfortable in spreadsheets and boardrooms, skeptical of vanity metrics, and focused on outcomes teams can bank.
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Same story as my resume and LinkedIn—strategy, GTM, and execution. Pick whatever's fastest for you.