About Me

I'm a product manager and engineer working at the intersection of climate, data, and technology. I grew up in a small town in rural Virginia, studied chemical and biological engineering at Princeton, and have spent the years since doing work that tends to involve difficult problems in places most people don't think about.

After graduating, I joined Ingeniería Sin Fronteras in Argentina, managing an engineering project to deliver clean water systems to rural communities in the Peruvian Andes. That work taught me more about what it means to ship something real — with real constraints, for real people — than any classroom did.

I then spent a year in Brazil as a Fulbright Research Fellow at Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, researching solar energy and green hydrogen as a path to decarbonising off-grid Amazonian communities. It was my first serious exposure to carbon and climate at a technical level.

In 2022 I joined BeZero Carbon as one of its first employees — a research analyst helping to build the analytical foundations of what would become the leading ratings agency for the voluntary carbon market. Over the next five years, I worked across research, innovation, and product, eventually becoming Senior Data Product Manager. I've helped ship the industry's first large-scale standardised carbon project dataset and built interactive tools used by the world's largest carbon market participants.

I'm currently an MBA candidate at Imperial College Business School, and increasingly focused on building with AI — both as a product discipline and as a hands-on hobby.

I've lived and worked across the UK, Argentina, Brazil, Germany, Peru, and the Philippines. I speak English natively and Spanish professionally.