I lead the product and engineering behind online businesses.

I joined Wine Access in 2007 as one of its first employees and helped build the company through roughly 50x revenue growth, culminating in its sale to a private equity firm.

In 2014 I moved into fintech at Thomson Reuters, working with several major banks to gather requirements for their FATCA/KYC compliance software, then with the teams that built and tested it. Financial services runs in my family, too: I held a Pennsylvania life insurance license for my family's insurance business and helped my dad organize policy renewals. When Wine Access's ownership transition after the sale proved difficult, I came back in 2015 to help get the technology organization back on track. At one point in 2018 I was the company's only technologist, running development, QA and product single-handedly for the better part of a year, before rebuilding the team and rising to VP of Technology & Product. Throughout, gathering requirements from marketing, product and the rest of the business was a core part of my job, and I ran the team's Agile sprints to deliver them.

After Wine Access, I spent 2025 as fractional CTO of BottlePop.com, leading the tech team on an MVP for a wine retail concept powered by influencer marketing. The product/market fit wasn't there, and the project wound down. In 2026 I founded thewaitlist. I'm still endlessly curious: I spent a year in Wharton's executive CTO program, where a deep dive into product management reshaped how I think about a field I've worked in for over a decade. The throughline, in work and in the cellar: stay curious, taste everything.