PMP-certified Technical Program Manager at Microsoft Azure. Six years owning the compute lifecycle at datacenter scale — silicon selection and platform approval through qualification, capacity delivery, fleet security, and decommission. I launched Azure's first ARM-based general-purpose servers, and I build agent tooling on the side.
Platform PM for Azure's cloud supply chain — between silicon vendors, system integrators, firmware and hardware engineering, security, finance, and the datacenter teams who live with whatever ships.
Program management is leadership without authority. Alongside the platform work, I lead my org's AI transformation, run its weekly commodity forum, and teach.
Agent systems, evaluation harnesses, and program tooling. The through-line is governance — how you know an autonomous system is doing what it claims.
Mechanical engineering, then a first-of-its-kind silicon launch, then the broadest platform portfolio in the org. Each step made the next one possible.
Own the full AMD compute portfolio — 8+ SKU configurations across 5+ platform revisions, each carrying independent preview, qualification, and capacity-availability milestones. Drive capacity delivery, firmware migration across a live production fleet, hardware-root-of-trust security at fleet scale, and the cost and trade-off conversations between engineering, supply chain, and finance.
Promoted into the role. Also leads the organization's AI transformation initiative and its weekly commodity selection forum.
Launched Azure's first ARM-based general-purpose compute servers, docking pilot clusters on the original schedule and enabling the Dpsv5/Dplsv5 VM series — a silicon diversification initiative with CVP and EVP-level visibility. Managed three ARM platform generations from planning through decommission, and held program momentum through months of CPU strategy ambiguity by keeping materials, risk buys, and schedules positioned for immediate execution.
Certificates in Business Foundations and Design Strategies. Still the reason I default to thinking in tolerances, failure modes, and what happens at scale.
Ten seasons coaching students through controls software and mechanism design across the annual competition cycle.
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