San Francisco Product marketing for Gemini models
I work in product marketing at Google, helping businesses find value with Gemini. Outside work, I like to run, write, and cook (in the kitchen and in the terminal).
No benchmark-maxxing here, I measure intelligence in AI agents in a few vibe-based ways. Play along, human!
People need a reason to care.
I start by figuring out what someone would actually use a product for. Then I work on how to explain it, who can help tell that story, and how to get it in front of people.
Selected projects
01 Image generation model
For the Nano Banana launch, I brought together product teams, creators, and developers, and secured partnerships with WPP, Figma, and Adobe.
I expanded our customer co-marketing program. Our own content saw up to 2X the engagement of content for previous models.
Global press stories
in 5 days
02 Enterprise adoption
For the Gemini 3 launch, I worked on showing how businesses were already using the models.
I secured 130+ enterprise logos and 40 executive quotes. Those customer stories became a core part of the sales team’s pitch decks and helped them bring Gemini to prospective customers.
Watch the video (opens in a new tab)03 Developer ecosystem
I organized a developer hackathon for Google Cloud and MLB that brought in more than 7,400 developers. It had Google’s biggest DevPost turnout to date, reaching 148% of our goal.
Developers brought
into the game
04 Technical launches
I built the launch strategy for Game Arena, a new platform for evaluating AI models. The audience was technical, so we needed to give them something they would want to watch and discuss.
I worked on influencer campaigns and streaming partnerships to bring people into the launch. The campaign generated more than 1.1 million impressions on Kaggle.
Kaggle impressions
Model launches
Gemini model launches and counting. I’ve helped lead go-to-market work since Gemini 2.5.
Google I/O
I coordinated launch plans and contributed to the CEO keynote for Gemini at Google I/O in 2025 and 2026.
Physical AI & science
I worked with Google Cloud engineering to launch AlphaEvolve as a generally available commercial API. Chief Technologist Amin Vahdat pointed to the launch as an example of how Google could bring more research products to market.
Outside work
I love early trail runs, California forests after rain, and camping.
I spend some of my weekends building side projects with Claude Code, trying out agents, and seeing what I can do with different APIs.
I still write code by hand sometimes, too. I like figuring out how things work.