At my core, I'm someone who designs with empathy, builds with code, and learns by shipping. That combination makes me a different kind of Product Manager.
I care about the details that make products feel human. Products should feel right for their context, not just functional. Google UX Design certified, but I learnt more by watching real users stumble through my prototypes. Design isn't decoration – it's solving problems in ways people actually enjoy using.
I don't stop at Figma files. I ship production code – React Native apps, Next.js sites, Python tools. AI accelerates implementation, but I focus on architecture and solving the right problems. BSc in Creative Computing taught me the foundations, but shipping real products taught me everything else. Ideas mean nothing without execution.
I add "What I learnt" sections to projects because growth is the point. I document my evolution publicly because teaching solidifies learning. I'm not afraid to show early work, failed experiments, or pivots. The journey matters as much as the destination. Always curious, never done.
At Thomson Reuters Foundation, I manage a portfolio of digital products (Trust.org, Context.news, newsletter platforms, assessment tools). Went from Junior Coordinator to Product Manager in 2 years by shipping results: 30% faster defect resolution, 40% faster onboarding, 30% team productivity boost through AI-assisted workflows.
I ship tools that solve real friction for real people. Not personas. Actual humans in my circles.
Ship fast, iterate faster
Small scope, real users, shipped to production. Built in evenings, not quarters.
Built for efficiency
I optimise for low maintenance, then iterate when I see opportunities to improve. Not fragile, just intentional about where complexity lives.
Solve my own friction first
I build from problems I've felt personally, then generalize for others.
Products should feel intentional
Everything should feel like someone thought about it. Some products need warmth. Others need simplicity. Match the approach to the user.
AI-assisted execution
AI speeds up implementation. I focus on architecture, problem definition, and ensuring it solves the right thing.
Document and learn
I write about what I build. Public iteration, public growth.
PM who ships
Started building side projects that solve real problems for real people. Stopped waiting for "proper" portfolio work.
Thomson Reuters Foundation
Junior Coordinator → Digital Product Manager in 2 years. Managing digital portfolio, shipping results, championing AI workflows.
Google UX Design Certificate
Learnt design thinking, user research, prototyping. Completed QuickBitesPay and BicycleShop case studies.
University of West London
BSc Creative Computing. Learnt React, Node.js, and ML. Built an AI career chatbot for my final year project.
Tesco PLC
Operations & team leadership. Learnt execution, KPIs, customer service. Knew I wanted to build products.
"Operations taught me execution. Code taught me autonomy. Design taught me empathy. The combination makes me fast, technical, and user-focused."