Picture a scrawny 14-year-old who looked 10, flipping Supreme Box Logos and Jordan 1s online. When I discovered sneaker bots, it clicked. Software could transform even my pre-pubescent workflows into something powerful.

Eventually I grew disillusioned with just trading wares. So I built Web3Renaissance to turn NFTs on their head. It failed spectacularly, but taught me the cost of skipping customer research. My next venture, Agora Conversations, used LLMs to teach languages conversationally. This time I talked to users first, and it led to acquisition.

Along the way, I dove deep into the technical side. Building infrastructure at scale, shipping real-time systems, researching at McGill. But what drives me is creating products people actually want. Using TransferWise for the first time, I felt genuinely seen by software. That’s the feeling I want to create.

Now I’m pursuing product management, where everything converges: the user obsession from my founder days, the technical depth from engineering, and the business acumen from both.

If I sound like someone you’d want on your team, let’s talk.