About Me

I am a product nerd. And love the intersection of technology, business, and user experiences.

I’ve been lucky enough to launch hyperscale products in very different industries. Some of my favorite product launched are listed here.


Datadog is the leading observability & security platform for cloud applications. It is a pioneer in Product Led Growth & modern user experience.
I launched several products focused on core product led experiences, enterprise readiness, & data governance.

Teams” enabled Datadog expand its footprint inside large enterprises with strict data governance & security needs.

Building usable access control experiences is often referred to as an impossible dream. As part of a Zanzibar inspired platform built from scratch, I launched a new unified fine grained access control experience across multiple Datadog products – while staying true to Datadog’s Product Led Growth ethos & growth model.


Akamai helps create and secure digital experiences for the world’s biggest brands. An astonishing ~30% of all internet traffic flows through Akamai, enabling fast, reliable & secure online experiences



I launched several API, Infrastructure as Code, and Platform-as-a-Service products as part of an exec level cross-company initiative focused on pivoting Akamai to serve the needs of modern developer & cloud native user experiences. These products seamlessly plugged Akamai’s content delivery and security capabilities into Kubernetes & API driven user stacks. Learn more here

There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things” – Phil Karton

I launched a tag based cache invalidation solution that refreshed content for millions of users around the world in real time.

Product launches are more than about just the product. I was part of the core team that kickstarted Akamai’s Developer Marketing Program & their famous World Tours


I launched Dell EMC’s first subscription software offering aimed at capturing the Software Defined Storage market. Test drive it here

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