I build secure platforms across identity, cloud, and agentic AI.

I've spent the last 12+ years designing and operating large-scale cloud, identity, and platform systems — mostly in highly regulated environments where security isn't optional and the stakes are real.

Right now I'm a Senior Director at RBC Borealis AI, where I lead the engineering vision for the bank's agentic AI platform. My day-to-day spans platform architecture, identity integration, orchestration patterns, observability, and governance. I work closely with Global Security, IAM, and Enterprise Architecture to make sure what we build actually holds up in production and meets the regulatory bar.

Before this, I was a Senior Product Manager (Technical) at Amazon Web Services, where I owned product strategy for AWS sign-in security, MFA, passkeys, and credential risk. I led the design and launch of passkeys and multiple MFA devices for AWS IAM, and played a key role in root MFA enforcement — the kind of work that touches millions of customers and has zero room for error. I also served as Amazon's representative on the FIDO Alliance board and contributed to the W3C WebAuthn Working Group, where I helped shape global standards for passwordless authentication.

Before AWS, I was Director of Product Management for Cloud & Transformation at RBC, where I owned strategy and roadmap for the bank's enterprise cloud platform and led cloud, infrastructure, and AIOps product teams. Prior to that, I held product and architecture roles at TD Bank and Rogers Communications, and started my career writing code at BlackBerry, Siemens, and McMaster University.

I also teach at BrainStation, where I mentor future product leaders and help them connect technical depth with real-world product thinking.

What drives me is a pretty simple idea: intelligent and secure systems should be accessible to everyone. I care about making things that are usable, trustworthy, and built to last.