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  • 2025–present
    Recall COO

    Post-merger I owned the integration of the two teams and investor bases and drove the pivot into AI infrastructure. I personally went all-in on AI-native work early: built a shared team memory and tooling MCP; largely automated the ops function; created agent-run workflows for operations, GTM and community; led team adoption practices with CEO and CTO.

    • Oversaw operations for the combined team (~40 at close) through the launches of the Recall Network, the Recall Foundation, and the RECALL token — all inside nine months.
    • Shipped fast with a lean team — one product went from idea to 80K live users in four days.
    • Recall's public launch reached 1.4M users, 10M transactions, and 200 active agents; the AlphaWave competition alone drew 1,000+ competing AI agent teams.
    • Spoke at SuperAI Singapore 2025 ("Building AI's Infinite Game: Why Competing Agents Will Accelerate Intelligence") among other conferences and interviews.
  • 2018–2025
    3Box Labs Co-founder & CEO

    Tried to reinvent the data substrate for the web, shifting power over data from platforms to people through data control and portability.

    Proud of the hard work done right towards a huge mission, and many major achievements in product, partnerships and fundraising from leaders like USV. But ultimately did not crack the market in a meaningful way. Exited to Textile (rebranded Recall) as a natural landing spot for the mission, team and investors.

    • Drove adoption by 100s of customers and 1000s of developers, built a thriving community, and created deep partnerships with leading web3 companies like MetaMask and Zerion.
    • Ceramic, our decentralized event-based data network, is open sourced and still in use today as a leading technology for open and verifiable collaboration.
    • Won numerous awards, including BuiltIn's 'Best Startup to Work For' and web3 industry product awards.
    • Raised $35M in venture capital from Union Square Ventures and other leaders. Led the company through a complex merger with Textile (later Recall), closing what USV partners called the most complicated deal they'd ever seen.
  • 2017–2018
    ConsenSys Strategy & Operations

    Joined ConsenSys in 2017 to help reshape uPort, its flagship decentralized-identity venture, from an R&D project into a product company.

    • Led strategy for decentralized identity at uPort; the team shipped the world's first live government-issued self-sovereign identity pilot, with the city of Zug, Switzerland.
    • Led the reorg that broke uPort into independent units — three spun out into successful independent companies.
  • 2017–2019
    Identity Theft Co-Author

    Co-wrote Identity Theft: Rediscovering Ourselves After Stroke with my mom, Stanford professor Debra Meyerson — two years examining what makes up identity by studying what happens when trauma takes it apart.

    • Published by Andrews McMeel in 2019; won the Silver Nautilus Book Award.
    • Adam Grant: "The most powerful book I've read on the psychological experience of having and recovering from a stroke… a testament to the strength of the human spirit."
  • 2014–2016
    Zearn Product Manager

    First operator role. Joined an early-stage K-5 math platform as its first PM. Shipped excellent software; helped build and run the team of engineers, designers, teachers and more; drove rapid growth in organic teacher-led usage and district-led customers.

    • Joined at 12 people; helped grow the team to 50 and the platform from zero to ~2M active students.
    • Designed and shipped Zearn's core adaptive learning engine and first iOS app.
    • Created number sense progression IP on the recently released Common Core standard.
  • 2011–2014
    Bain Associate Consultant → Consultant

    Taught me how to think, communicate, and work strategically and analytically. A wide-angle lens on how technology, finance, and manufacturing companies actually work. Loved the teamwork and rigor, but left when I realized I wanted to build systems rather than advise them.

    • Owned data analysis, financial models, surveys, and client communications across six cases for Fortune 50 companies.
    • Offered early direct promotion to Consultant — a rare track in SF. Multiple clients requested my specific continuation.
  • 2007–2011
    Stanford BA Political Science

    Studied political science, behavioral economics, and technology in society.

    • Concentration in Political Philosophy, minor in Economics.
    • President of Stanford Political Union and Club Baseball.