Women’s health deserves
better products.
I’ve spent years building
across industries to get here;
and this is where I’m meant to be.
Product Manager • Functional Nutritionist • 6+ years across UX, eCommerce & digital health
Product Management
I know how to take a problem all the way through, from the first question to the shipped solution. That means roadmapping, prioritization, stakeholder alignment, agile workflows, and keeping the team moving toward outcomes that matter.
Functional Nutrition
Most product people learn about their users. I went further. My nutrition training gave me a clinical understanding of women’s health, hormonal cycles, gut-brain connection, whole-body systems; that shapes how I think about every product decision in this space.
UX Research
Before I build anything, I listen. Interviews, personas, user flows, wireframes, prototypes, usability testing, my UX background means I never skip the step of deeply understanding the person I’m designing for.
Business & eCommerce
I’ve run digital businesses end-to-end; strategy, growth marketing, email campaigns, conversion optimization. I understand what it takes to build something that doesn’t just work, but actually grows.
I’m a product manager with a deliberately broad foundation and I’ve built it that way on purpose. My background spans UX design, eCommerce, digital business, business administration, and web development. I’ve spent 6+ years applying that combination across industries, building products that are grounded in research, driven by data, and designed around real human needs.
Now I want to bring all of it to women’s health; the space where good product thinking is most needed and least common.
The women’s health focus isn’t just professional, it’s personal. Like many women, I found myself navigating a healthcare system that wasn’t designed for me, having to become my own health advocate. That experience sent me toward functional nutrition training, where I discovered I was far from alone.
The deeper I got into this space, the clearer the picture became. Women see 5–10+ providers across their lifetime with no single person accountable for the full picture. Appointments average just 7–15 minutes — nowhere near enough for the complex, hormone-driven conditions that disproportionately affect women. Nearly half of OB/GYNs are nearing retirement. Over half report burnout.
“The system isn’t failing by accident. It was never designed with women in mind.”
Once I understood the scale of this, I couldn’t look away. I had spent years learning how to build products that work. I had lived the experience of being a woman failed by a system not built for her. And now I had the data to prove it wasn’t just me. How could I not use all of that?
That’s the product I want to build. That’s the team I want to join.
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