I’m an AI/ML PM at Google, working to protect the Google Ads ecosystem from ad fraud and bad actors. Right now, I’m a PM rotator in Ad Traffic Quality. My work in Ads Safety focused on driving efforts to protect users and publishers from harmful content through better classification. Before that I worked on voice assistant research and development, including Siri and Alexa.
For 4 years as an AI/ML data ops and technical program lead at Google, I drove the execution of AI/ML programs for ads safety and policy, bridging the gap between product strategy, data science and engineering. I’ve led large-scale, multi-year operational migrations across organizations, pioneered new LLM and human data labeling strategies, and delivered significant business improvements (e.g. +$119M ARR model launch, -20% annual opex savings). I have extensive experience driving ML initiatives end-to-end from conception to launch.
I’m excited about emerging tech in the AI/ML space, and applying deep technical expertise to build useful products, particularly in the areas of digital ads and human language technology. I graduated from Stanford with a PhD in Linguistics (2018), and authored the book Optimal Linking Grammar (Cambridge University Press, 2023).
Areas of expertise:
Product & program leadership:
AI/ML expertise:
Data science & analytics:
Technical proficiencies:
PhD in Linguistics, 2018
Stanford University
MPhil in Linguistics, 2013
University of Cambridge
BA in Modern & Medieval Languages, 2012
University of Cambridge
Ads Safety ML
Scopes:
How we use linguistics to advance multilingual NLU.
Rhythm — or for linguists, a testing ground for phonological theory.