I’m a systems-oriented technical problem solver with experience spanning product delivery, data, process design, and AI. I’m looking for a technically substantive role where I can diagnose ambiguous problems, work across disciplines, and help turn them into practical solutions. My ideal company has strong technical peers, low bureaucracy, and a culture that values curiosity, sound judgment, and broad problem ownership.
Category:Product
Experience: 5-10 years
Open to: On-site, Hybrid, Remote
Location: Minneapolis/St Paul Area
Timezone: US Central
Employment types: Full-time, Contract
Contribution types: Individual Contributor, Co-founder
Status: Actively looking
Expertise: Systems Analysis, Technical Product Management, Data & Analytics, Process Design, AI/LLM Applications, Business-Technology Translation
In their words
How would you describe your ideal next role?
I’m looking for a technically substantive role where I can work on ambiguous, cross-functional problems that don’t fit neatly into one discipline. I’m strongest when I can diagnose how a system is actually working, identify the highest-leverage intervention, and then work across product, data, process, and technical implementation to get to a solution.
I’d especially like to work alongside strong engineers, technical leaders, and domain experts in an environment where I can keep learning while contributing at a senior individual-contributor level.
How would you describe your professional background?
My career started in operations and information governance, but I kept gravitating toward the technical and systems problems underneath the work. Over time, that led me from process improvement and analytics into product ownership, enterprise platform design, data work, automation, and AI prototyping.
I eventually completed a B.S. in Computer Science to deepen the technical side of that work, and today my background sits at the intersection of technical problem-solving, product, data, and organizational systems.
How would you describe your ideal next employer?
I’d like to join a company where technical curiosity and good problem-solving are valued more than rigid role boundaries. My ideal environment would have strong technical peers, relatively low bureaucracy, and enough complexity that there are meaningful systems and product problems to work through.
I’m open on company size and industry, but I’m particularly interested in smaller or mid-sized technology companies, technical consultancies, and product organizations where individual contributors can have visible impact and work closely with engineering.
Are there specific companies you're targeting?
Blank Metal, phData, Slalom