I’m making the way we work dramatically more effective through agents and AI-first ways of getting things done.

I originally led the team that built the user experience for Orion, Meta’s prototype AR glasses. I then led a large team of PMs and managers building key experiences, from communications and navigation to entertainment and everyday utilities, across Ray-Ban Meta, Oakley Meta Vanguard, and Meta Ray-Ban Display with its neural input band.

Meta sold over 7 million glasses in 2025 with Mark calling them “some of the fastest-growing consumer electronics in history.” Ray-Ban Display was named one of TIME’s Best Inventions of 2025. Updates from my team added a teleprompter and EMG-based handwriting in messages, and the first major OS update brought new games, widgets, Instagram Reels, live captions for calls, and a calendar app.

I started as the first Communities PM in Seattle and built a multi-team PM organization across Facebook Groups, Events, and Search, used by over 1.8 billion people every month. Our biggest shift was moving from static social graphs to AI-driven, interest-based recommendations, fundamentally changing how people discover communities and trending content on Facebook. I also led the transition from offline to online events during the pandemic.

Our team shipped the first HoloLens and the first OS for mixed reality, still an early reference point for how AR/XR experiences should work. I designed the core interactions for how apps live and coexist in 3D space, how you move through the interface, and how gaze, gestures, and controllers work together naturally. I also developed a low-latency teleportation system for VR that reduced motion sickness and set a new standard for comfort.

I designed and shipped Snap Assist and Continuum for Windows 10, the first major evolution of windowed multitasking since Windows 7. Continuum let 2-in-1 devices switch between tablet and desktop mode automatically. I took it from first concept through shipping code, spanning UX down to kernel and firmware. I also defined the windowing and multitasking APIs for the Universal Windows Platform, bridging classic Win32 with modern adaptive apps. This work became the standard for how multitasking and window management behave across modern operating systems.

Windows 8 shipped with a rigid multitasking model that didn’t work well for most people. In 8.1, I designed the flexible side-by-side multitasking that fixed it. I also built the core system animation engine and drove a cross-team performance program that kept the UI fluid at 60 fps on the first ARM-based Surface tablets. This work set the stage for Windows 10 multitasking.

Founding member of the Surface team as its first Product Planner, back when it was a handful of people in an incubation lab. I defined early scenarios and positioning for what became Surface 2, Surface Pro 2, and eventually the Surface Studio. My research into how people actually write by hand found that quick, natural handwriting was something nobody was solving for. This work guided the creation of the Surface Pen and Windows Ink, influenced Microsoft’s acquisition of N-trig, and established pen-based computing as core to Surface’s identity.

4.00/4.00 GPA · Dean's Honours List · President's Scholarship

Fourth year design project (Project IRIS) earned top prizes at the Ontario Engineering Competition and IEEE Regional Student Paper Contest.