About

I'm Jesse, a product leader working where AI meets multi-device computing.

At Google, I lead product for Android's multi-device ecosystem, the work of making phones, tablets, and laptops behave like one intelligent system for over a billion people. My work spans both layers, the common, scalable multi-device foundation underneath and the ambient, AI-native experiences built on top of it.

I've been building far longer than I've been a PM. I started a computer-services business as a teenager and ran it for eight years, which paid my way through college and left me convinced that technology, built well, makes people's lives meaningfully better. Since then I've taken products from 0→1 into scaled platforms, led product teams, and earned a handful of patents across connectivity, UX, and system design. A lot of that building now runs on AI-native workflows, prototyping and shipping with the same LLMs and agentic tooling I end up writing about here.

None of that has ever stayed at the office. I'm a builder at heart, and the same instinct shows up at home, where I run a homelab, automate the house, and make a project out of anything technical in my life, out of curiosity rather than obligation. Lately that means living a few steps out on the bleeding edge, running the best AI tools I can find precisely to learn where they're still rough, to feel the growing pains of a once-in-a-generation shift firsthand, and to carry what's worth keeping back to the people around me.

This site is where I write it down, how the things I build actually work, including the parts that break. The day job is multi-device computing at scale; the night job is whatever I'm curious about that week.