About Me

I’m a technical producer and project manager who works best at the intersection of engineering rigor and creative vision. My background spans game development, film production, and robotics engineering, all of which taught me how to give cross-functional teams the structure and clarity they need to ship great work.

My graduate work at Northeastern University in Game Science & Design sharpened how I think about production at a systems level. Through this and the numerous personal game projects and game jams I’ve participated in, I gained hands-on experience coordinating between art, sound, engineering, and UX disciplines. This alongside my internship as a product manager at the game jam organization Indiecade taught me that good production isn’t about enforcing process; it’s about understanding what each team needs, anticipating where pipelines stall, and keeping everyone aligned.

Having applied my coding skills in game development, data analysis and as the programming lead of a championship winning high school robotics team, I’m fluent in version control practices and the organizational dynamics of engineering operations. That software foundation trained me to decompose difficult problems methodically, at multiple levels of abstraction, without losing sight of the deliverable.

My BA in Film & Media Studies gave me the other half of the equation - communication, presentation, and the ability to translate creative intent into an actionable plan. I learned how to balance a budget, pitch and market an idea, keep detailed records of production materials, and account for unexpected circumstances which interfere with a demanding schedule. More recently, I completed the Google Project Management Certificate Course to augment my project management fundamentals with the precise terminology, methods and tools of the profession.

I really love games; especially strategy games like Starcraft 2, Library of Ruina, and Pokemon. I’m drawn to mechanical systems which create emergent depth and meaningful player agency. That love inspires me to approach production with genuine investment in the craft, not just the calendar.

If you’re building something that demands technical know-how, flexible thinking, and excellent people skills, I’d love to connect.