Clay figure of Luke on a San Francisco street, Golden Gate Bridge behind, at golden hour

AI-native product builder at two YC companies.

I find the customer problem, build the prototype, and measure what worked with user research and competitive intel.

How I work

  • Research

    Research that ends in a tool people use

    As the head of product research at Jeeves, I needed to ensure that we were operating at the edge of AI capabilities and transforming how our internal teams were consuming insights from our user, market, and competitor research. I accomplished this by building a standalone AI web app that any Jeeves team member could access and self-serve their research needs…

    A clay coin-operated viewer on a small green hill, the kind that looks out over San Francisco.
  • Design

    A clay version of me, built to be poked

    When designing my portfolio, I was inspired by Kelsey, Zuma’s AI agent and the first thing you see on Zuma’s website. I used her as inspiration for my very own AI twin…

    Mini-Luke as a small clay figurine: glasses, beard, tan jacket and jeans, hands in his pockets.
  • Prototype

    A styling app with no quiz

    In 2024, I hired my first fashion stylist. I had just moved to a large city from a small town and quickly realized my fashion was, in fact, out of style…

    A small clay garage, its door part way up on a lamp-lit workbench where a home computer is being built.
  • Launch

    Getting products adopted across markets

    As the first product marketing hire at Jeeves, I led go-to-market across the US, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, the UK and Europe. Before that, I was the first product marketer at delt.ai, later acquired by Albo…

    A clay dropdown menu listing seven flags: the US, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, the UK and the EU.