About
Product & Program Manager — growth, activation and platform systems
Seven years, one product, ten programs. I joined a marketing automation platform as it was outgrowing its email-first identity, and I have spent my career turning that transition into shipped systems: localisation for 12 markets, a new SMS channel, a free-forever plan that opened self-serve acquisition, AI-assisted onboarding, and the authentication work that kept an entire customer base deliverable when the mailbox providers changed the rules.
I work in both directions of the same job: the product side - problem framing, positioning, packaging, prompt and flow design; the program side - sequencing multiple teams, managing vendors, and getting legal, security, compliance and support to a shared launch date. Most of what follows required both.
Seven years, one product, compound judgment
Staying inside one product is a front-row seat to a company evolving and maturing, and changing, and the chance to own every chapter end to end. I have watched the market shift, the users evolve, the strategy pivot and my own scope grow, and I have kept building on the same foundation. The localisation system I built in 2019 became the backbone of the 2025 pricing redesign. The brand kit from the AI generator became part of onboarding. That continuity is not repetition. It is compound interest on product judgment.
How I work
Product judgment
Framing an ambiguous problem into a scoped, monetisable, measurable bet: pricing and packaging, gating strategy, positioning, first-run experience.
Program delivery
Sequencing multiple IT teams (6-8 engineers) plus UX, QA and analysts across parallel workstreams, with legal, security, compliance and support as gated dependencies.
Platform thinking
Preferring reusable systems over one-off features: a localisation layer, a contact model, a brand kit, each one paying off in later projects.
AI in production
Prompt design and supervision for a live campaign generator, with brand and tone inputs, editable outputs, and compliance review on generated content.