Does an MBA make you a good Product Manager?
Exploring why frameworks matter less than applying them — and how structured thinking turns chaos into clarity.
Product Manager building AI products — my NL-to-SQL system at Fyxt hits 88% accuracy across 17,000 properties.
I bridge analytics and product strategy — from predicting NFL plays with deep learning to building AI products at Fyxt used across 17,000 properties. UCLA Anderson MSBA ’26.
I am a Master of Science in Business Analytics (MSBA) student at UCLA Anderson, passionate about blending data, product thinking, and storytelling to drive impact. I specialize in using analytics and machine learning to solve real-world business problems — from predicting player movements in the NFL Big Data Bowl to building a natural-language-to-SQL system at Fyxt.
Before UCLA, I worked on projects that spanned business intelligence, product strategy, and data visualization — building tools that turned complex data into actionable insights. My work bridges the gap between data science and product management: identifying the “why” behind data, designing solutions that scale, and communicating results clearly across teams.
Today I am building AI products at Fyxt Inc. as an AI Product Management Intern, and exploring opportunities where I can apply data-driven decision-making to product development, strategy, or analytics innovation.
Exploring why frameworks matter less than applying them — and how structured thinking turns chaos into clarity.
A humorous take on prioritization, communication, and roadmap alignment — through the lens of marriage.
How focusing on user intent transforms feature requests into impactful product outcomes.
Predict football play outcomes before they occur, using Next Gen Stats player-tracking data — without letting future information leak into the model.
Preprocessed 650K+ tracking records and implemented deep neural networks in PyTorch, with GroupKFold cross-validation to prevent data leakage.
A leakage-free predictive pipeline that forecasts play outcomes pre-snap, validated on grouped splits of real NFL tracking data.
Harmful, spam, and threat content needs to be caught automatically at scale — fast enough not to slow the product down, with humans still in control of edge cases.
An end-to-end ML moderation pipeline in Python: a multi-label text classifier using scikit-learn and NLP feature engineering, combined with a human-in-the-loop review architecture.
92% harmful and 96% spam detection at under 70ms per item.
Manual keyword searches could not surface the right customer feedback — the words people use rarely match the words in the records.
A fully serverless semantic search platform on Cloudflare Workers and Vectorize, using embeddings to ingest and query 1K+ customer feedback records in real time.
AI-driven semantic matching replaced manual keyword searches, answering queries in under 100ms.
People describe what they want in plain language — “cheap breakfast open now within 2 miles” — which rigid filter forms handle poorly.
A full-stack, geo-aware recommendation system (Next.js + FastAPI) that parses natural-language queries and ranks nearby options by distance using the Haversine formula, powered by the Google Places API.
Nearby restaurants returned in real time with ratings, distance, open/closed status, and direct Google Maps links.
If you would like to collaborate, network, or just say hi — I would love to hear from you. I am open to conversations about product management, technical program management and AI product roles.