I'm a product engineer: I own products end to end, from the customer's problem to the platform underneath. Three startups taught me how to take an idea from zero to something people use every day.
At epilot, the platform energy companies run their business on, I've grown from software engineer to Distinguished Product Engineer. My latest product there is Luna, our agentic intelligence layer, built so customers can talk to their data, get proactive insights and get things done in epilot. I also built Data Lake, which lets customers query their epilot data from the BI tools they already use. The platform work underneath, from the serverless rewrite to the data platform, came along the way, because the products needed it.
On the side I'm building two products, both already used at epilot. OpenDash is a self-learning AI analyst agent: it builds a context and knowledge graph of your business and learns from your team, so people without a data team get answers they can trust, traced to the row. Leidang is a software factory in the cloud: coding agents work in the background, so software can heal and maintain itself.