Hey, I’m Adam. My background is unusual for a PM. I studied chemical engineering, worked in oil and gas, earned a Masters in Economics, then moved into analytics and eventually product. That path gave me a genuine comfort with technical complexity. I can sit in a system design conversation and contribute, not just follow along. I care about how things actually work, not just what they promise on a slide.

My day job is at JPMorgan Chase, where I’ve spent the last several years building AI and data products — decisioning models, a PII Detection Platform, data quality tools — all built as APIs and integrated into internal platforms that engineers, analysts, and business teams rely on daily.

I also build things on the side when I have a problem I can’t stop thinking about. My latest is Fork It, a group restaurant decision tool I built after watching way too many friend group chats spiral into chaos over where to eat. It’s small, but it’s taught me a lot about what it means to scope ruthlessly and ship something real. This blog is where I write about what I’m working on, what I’m learning, and the occasional opinion on AI products and the PM craft. If something resonates, or you’re hiring, reach out.

You can contact me via LinkedIn.