About

I am a technology leader, scientist, and systems thinker.

My career has taken me from genetics research and academia to leadership roles in global technology organizations. Along the way, I have remained fascinated by a common question: how do complex systems create meaningful outcomes?

Whether studying biological systems, building teams, or leading organizational transformation, I have found that sustainable progress rarely comes from optimizing individual parts in isolation. It comes from understanding relationships, identifying patterns, and creating environments where people and ideas can thrive.

Today, I serve as Vice President of Platform Next at Autodesk, where I work with teams across the organization to do something deceptively hard. Forty years of growth left us with a platform that's powerful but difficult to navigate: too many services, too much friction, too little coherence. AI is the rare moment when that complexity can actually be made to disappear. My job is to seize it — which, in a company this size, means knowing when to work the system and when to go around it.

Beyond my professional role, I am passionate about mentorship, community building, and creating greater opportunities for women in technology and leadership. Through initiatives such as #PassTheMic and my engagement with the Constructor University community, I seek to amplify diverse perspectives and support the next generation of leaders.

At the heart of my work is a simple belief: meaningful change happens when people, technology, and purpose come together.