Independent project / audience planning
Audience Calendar
A shared view of who’s getting what, and when campaigns begin to overlap.
Project notesFrom San Jose, California
Work, notes &
other explorations.
A collection of projects, things I’m learning, and small experiments. Mostly marketing systems and AI, with a few detours along the way.
Available for freelance marketing ops and systems audits. Say hello.
Contour study / 01Not for navigation
A little context
My background is in marketing operations: 10+ years of campaigns, customer journeys, and the systems underneath them. That work tends to spill over into tools, prototypes, and questions worth following. View work history.
01Selected work
A mix of professional work and independent projects.
Workflow prototype / applied AI
Lead Data Standardizer
A closer look at messy CSVs, constrained mappings, and where a person should make the call.
Project notesGoogle Cloud / via Marvel Marketers
Campaign operations
The coordination, systems, and everyday details behind global campaign delivery.
Work notes02Field notes
All notesWhere rules end and review begins
Some thoughts on the part of an AI workflow that happens after the model answers.
The calendar isn’t the audience
A tidy schedule can still make for a crowded inbox.
In the margins
A bit about
the person here.
San Jose, CA
MBA, UCLA Anderson
I’ve spent more than a decade working in B2B technology, including Google Cloud through Marvel Marketers, Zoom, SentinelOne, and Xactly. Along the way I’ve led campaign operations, built customer programs, and spent plenty of time inside Marketo and Salesforce.
Outside that work, I’m usually exploring some combination of AI, shared memory, 3D printing, and embedded electronics. I like seeing what happens when an idea becomes something you can actually use.
This is where I’m keeping some of it.
The longer work historySay hello.
I’m available for freelance marketing operations work, including systems audits and workflow improvements. Tell me what you’re working on, or what’s getting in the way.
Interesting roles, shared projects, and good questions are welcome too.