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.