Bio

I'm a product leader and data science professional with over 10 years of industry experience. At Google, I lead Developer Knowledge, building tools to improve productivity and reduce engineering friction. Right now I'm focusing on using large language models to answer developer questions. Previously, I lead the team that built the Graph Data Science Library for Neo4j, which made it possible for anyone to perform advanced machine learning tasks on connected data. My background - and passion - is in graphs for drug discovery and toxicology. I'm thrilled to be advising Basecamp Research on graphs for protein design and discovery! Outside of work, you can find me hanging out with my cockatiel, collecting oddball antiques at estate auctions, or listening to my record collection. Yes, I'm aware that I am a stereotypical brooklynite.