I lead product orgs, own the P&L, and run a 30-agent AI organization that ships while I sleep.
BYU MBA class of 2027. Open to AI product and applied-AI leadership conversations now.
One CEO agent fans out to 30 specialists across 14 life and work domains: roughly 200 durable workflows, a live memory graph, every layer designed and built by me, including the design system on this page.
It runs in production, which means it breaks in production. I run it anyway, behind machine-enforced guardrails and a send gate that stops it. If you want the architecture, the failures, and the fixes: read the production teardown →
No slideware. Two of these are public MIT repos you can clone right now; the rest are live URLs. Pick anything.
Autonomous bug fixing for any repo: every fix proven by a test and gated behind a three-agent review.
A research agent that finds its own knowledge gaps, pulls 9 sources in parallel, and fact-checks every claim.
A Mars-fleet simulation built to pressure-test the cockpit's design system. A demo, labeled as one.
Founded and created the AI Foundry at BYU Marriott: student builders shipping production AI for real clients.
Internal software for the BYU Marriott MBA Office: recruiter hub, placement dashboard, student portal, course bidding. In use.
Engineering docs plus The Agent Brief newsletter: agent architecture and orchestration write-ups from running the org.
8+ years of product leadership: Principal PM at a Fortune 500, Deloitte, a funded startup as co-founder and CPO, and production AI at Siemens today.
Full history on LinkedIn →Open to AI product and applied-AI leadership roles, and to conversations about agents in production. No form.