Typically, Product Managers are hired to answer questions in a fast paced environment. While trying to find the right answer, we often lose sight of what's important: user empathy! Anyone can be smart, wicked, or quick on their feet but not everyone can empathize with a user. Empathy in Product Management means being able to slow down and fully understand the pain points before formulating a solution hypothesis or trying to optimize a feature/product. I like to launch features that are useful, innovative and solve a problem.

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As a former Project Manager turned Product Manager, I understand the value of collaboration and what it means to build products that are high-quality, cohesive, and scalable. I have built awareness for the small details, which is helpful for working through requirements, visualizations, models, and prototypes with cross-functional team members. I thrive working with data scientists, engineers, creatives & other business-oriented individuals.