lead product manager +
people person +
ð for UX & design +
data-driven decision maker +
all-around figure-it-out-er ð
currently i am a lead product manager at hudl, building a unified platform for coaches and analysts across all sports, with volleyball as the first milestone.
previously at hudl i led product strategy for basketball and ice hockey across global pro and NCAA college markets, improving scouting and recruitment tooling for high-performance teams.
prior to sports tech i was a product manager at iwoca, leading their open lending API platform and building out the partner success function.
and before that i was a technical solutions specialist at google uk, supporting partners building actionsðŠĶ on google assistant.
âïļor you can chat with me about:
- ðĨū countryside walks
- ðē overcomplicated board games
- ðŪ the amount of games i've bought but never opened on my steam deck
- ð unfortunate toronto sports teams
- ð―ïļ local food recos
in a previous life (i.e. pre-PM)
i was a web developer at filament creative, ecentricarts, and signal
(in what is clearly a coincidence ð: all three have rebranded and are now known as ey studio+, reason one, and leith respectively)
where i worked on scholastic w.o.r.d., scottish friendly, ALS.ca, webbing with wisdom, and raising the roof, among others
looking for even older web dev stuff? check out my portfolio blast from the pastâĻ
tl;dr, i love learning.
i switched majors in university from journalism to biology, learned web development and ux in post grad; have been a camp counselor, css instructor, code mentor, varsity basketball scorekeeper, newspaper deliverer (but actually), web developer, in-house accessibility advocate, documentation updater, apache troubleshooter, and professional google assistant expert; plus, i've been told i'm good at explaining technical concepts in universally understood terms.
i'm also very wordy and love a good emoji. ð
want more detail? âcheck out my resume. (it's printable)