Builder · learner · professional idea collector
I’m a product manager who turns messy ideas into useful products, working where strategy, technology, and curiosity meet. I build AI agents, practical tools, and ambitious experiments, including a few ideas that probably should have stayed in my notes.
Selected projects + fresh from GitHub
I learn by building. Sometimes that produces an AI workflow. Sometimes a screen recorder. Apparently, both count as a personality.
Checking what I’ve built lately…
Nothing in this corner yet. That sounds suspiciously like an invitation to build something.
The highlights, without the résumé speak
Built products and solutions across banking, fintech, insurance, AI, and consulting. Improved productivity by 40%+, reduced operating costs by 30%+, and helped deliver banking products that contributed to $2B+ in deposits.
Completed a Deep Learning for AI and Computer Vision program at MIT, earned an Executive MBA from the University of Greenwich, and studied Actuarial Science, and Database Management at UNAM. I still take courses for fun!
I entered my first AI project competition through the Women in AI community and won first place. I’m not a developer, but that experience gave me the confidence to keep joining competitions and hackathons, turning more of my ideas into working products.
I helped grow the community by making AI news and knowledge easier to understand and use. I created its newsletter to share the latest AI developments, practical tips, and useful tools. I also delivered AI courses that helped people build their skills and feel more confident using AI in their work.
The person behind the tabs
I used to think being interested in too many things meant I would never be great at one. Then I noticed that most interesting problems live between disciplines. Breadth is not the absence of depth. It is how we connect the dots.
I am a relentless self-learner. If I do not understand something, there is a strong chance I will have twelve tabs and a prototype by dinner.
I make knowledge easier to pass on, invite people into the process, and build around real needs.
I dream about useful robots, AI doctors, and healthcare for everyone. I also keep reminding myself that the future is built from what we notice today.
Books, materials, and education should be radically more accessible. The best thing knowledge can do is travel farther than the person who found it.
One idea leads to another
See the newest experiments on GitHub, or send me the problem you cannot stop thinking about. Fair warning: I may pitch three solutions before we finish saying hello.