PRODUCT MANAGER
Vancouver, BC. At SiteDocs I was the only PM across the full product portfolio, working with about 25 engineers. On my own time I build AI products end to end, from the idea to something people can use.
Collect every pistachio and avoid the snow leopards. Dig holes to trap them. When the last pistachio is gone, a ladder appears. Climb it to the top.
Move: ←↑↓→ or WASD. Dig: Z left, X right. Pause: P.
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Loadrunner Pistachio is an homage to the person who got me into tech at age five, even though my family couldn’t afford a computer. I played it on an old Apple II that was already 20 years old. The pistachios and snow leopards are native to Afghanistan, the country half of me belongs to, and one I may never get the chance to visit.
For ADHDers who get distracted while cooking. Pistachio turns a blog link, a quick photo or Grandma's handwritten heirloom into the same easy-to-read layout, so you can stop getting overwhelmed and start cooking.
health_tracker.jpgFor families keeping track of a loved one’s care. Medications, doctor visits and test results live in one simple place, so nobody misses a dose or loses a result. I built it after watching my grandparents struggle to keep up with theirs.
In beta. No data is saved.
About
I've spent 5 years in product, most recently at SiteDocs. There I owned the whole portfolio as the only PM: setting direction, writing specs and working closely with about 25 engineers.
Building my own products keeps me close to the work. I take an idea from a rough problem to something real, watch what people actually do with it, and adjust. One line on the role or team you want next.
- Location
- Vancouver - willing to relocate for the right opportunity
- Looking for
- Product Manager or founding roles
- Builds with
- Claude