I lead AI strategy and engineering at Arc XP, The Washington Post's platform powering 70+ media brands worldwide. Over a decade at the Post, I helped grow readership from 22M to 90M and digital subscribers from 100K to 2.6M as its first head of product. Today I build the generative AI systems — agents, retrieval, and personalization — behind the newsroom of the next decade.
I'm always up for a good conversation — about AI and media, product craft, or building teams that ship. I also advise a handful of media and AI companies. If something's on your mind, say hello.
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VP, Content Intelligence
Lead AI strategy and engineering for a global content platform serving 70+ media brands — taking generative AI, retrieval, and personalization from prototype to production.
Director, Arc Labs
Led product and engineering for the Arc XP platform through a period of rapid expansion — a 130+ person org shipping news, subscription, and media products.
Director of Product
First head of product after the Bezos acquisition. Rebuilt the product ecosystem and helped grow readership from 22M to 90M and digital subscribers from 100K to 2.6M.
Mobile Design Director
Built and scaled the Post's native app experiences and introduced experiment-driven, user-centered design across mobile.
The Washington Post's punk rock star.
One of the Most Creative People in Business.
Chronicled the Post's digital growth as a “revolution.”
AI can flood the zone with plausible-sounding content faster than any newsroom can fact-check it. The publishers who win the next decade won't be the ones who generate the most — they'll be the ones readers still believe. We build for trust, not throughput.
I don't love predictions — they're usually wrong. But after a year building generative AI into newsrooms at scale, a few things feel less like guesses and more like gravity. Where I think AI, media, and product are heading in 2026.
A short explainer on AI agents — autonomous systems reshaping how newsrooms plan, produce, and personalize their work — and where the human still has to stay in the loop.