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Previously
Goldman Sachs, Forbes 30 Under 30, Thiel Fellow, Harvard CS
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February 11, 2023
IntroI'm a product-focused designer and developer who is currently building Clay, the most beautifully powerful way to be thoughtful with your personal and professional network.
Most recently, I helped build the product management team for Goldman Sachs’ web platform Marquee, which caters to institutional clients. In three years, we scaled from a one-pizza team to a ten-pizza team, increasing trades through our web and API offerings to billions of dollars.
Previously, I co-founded a startup in the developer tools space attempting to simplify the process of setting up new development environments. I also interned at tech-focused investment bank Allen & Company and hardware company Jawbone, where I helped to design the UP Coffee app.
Over 3 years, we built one of the most sophisticated fintech platforms in institutional finance, allowing Goldman's biggest clients to read research reports, analyze their portfolios, understand their risk, and execute trades.
We also built an entire API platform, allowing developers to interact with the bank programmatically and enabling an entirely new interaction and business model for our clients.
The team is now a startup within Goldman Sachs, with product, design, and engineering dedicated to transforming the future of institutional finance. Watch our CIO-turned-CFO Marty Chavez discuss what we built — and if you're interested, they're hiring.
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Because everything is #quantified nowadays
8.79 hours of sleep last night, getting 2.18 hours of REM sleep and 0.36 hours of deep sleep
Steps walked so far today, versus 2992 steps walked yesterday
calories burned so far today
hours of productive time on my computer yesterday, representing 100% of all computer time
bpm average heart rate today, with a min of 51 bpm and a max of 133 bpm
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Code I've written (though most of the good stuff is private).
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TechCrunch and Product Hunt had some nice things to say about it. Download it for free today, or try a lightweight email version of it called Daily 140.
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