Experience
Product manager. Builder. I leave things running.
I’m a product manager at ArborXR . Right now I co-own a new product line with one of our co-founders. He holds direction and the final call, and I own the scoping, research, QA, and roadmap alongside the eng team. I can’t say much more about it yet. I also still take Insights integration calls and the support threads nobody else can answer, and I wrote the internal AI standard and setup tooling the company uses to get people running with AI.
What I hope sets me apart is on the front page . I don’t just talk about AI, I build with it. A nightly housing scout for my brother-in-law’s college search. A 3D museum for a friend launching his art career. The pipeline that ships our public developer docs, and the morning brief that starts my own workday. All built solo, in spare hours.
Where I’ve been
ArborXR, Product Manager (2025 to present). I came in through the informXR acquisition and built the ISV integration function: the developer hub, the SDK and LMS docs, the launch partner self-audit checklist, and the partner pipeline in HubSpot. I helped launch ArborXR Insights with ISV partners across enterprise and education. Now I’m on the new product line.
informXR, Co-Founder and VP of Product (2023 to 2025). An XR analytics startup. I owned product end to end, from UX to LMS integrations to the dashboards themselves. I also did the unglamorous part: hundreds of pitches and demos at AWE and AES, feeding what the market said back into the roadmap. ArborXR acquired us in 2025.
RBC Bearings, Manufacturing Engineering (2022 to 2024). Hired into tooling for aerospace bearings: Solidworks, GD&T, precision fixtures. I ended up building the software nobody asked a mechanical engineer to build, the quoting automation and the Power BI reporting that leadership checked every day. That’s where I learned the person closest to the problem ships the best tool.
Before that, mechanical engineering at Cal Poly Pomona. Steering captain and composites lead on the Formula SAE team.
How I work
- Ship first, deck second. Every project on this site started as a working thing for a real person.
- Constraints are design material. My favorite case study is the one where California rental law became the pricing model.
- Honest status. One user is one user. Zero sales is pre-launch. A project that ended says so.
- Cut your own features. I cut half of my own daily brief when usage showed the overlap.
Beyond the job
I lift to stay young and swim when I can. Sundays are for church, where I serve as an usher, a small role I take real joy in. The rest of my time goes to family: shows and board games with my wife, and travel when we can get away. Our last big trip was Japan. The ryokans alone were worth the flight, and I can’t wait to go back.
Contact
The best way to reach me is a message on LinkedIn .