I am building the future of medical imaging at Butterfly Network, a digital health company in New York City.
I’m a curious builder at heart, drawn to products that empower people and simplify the complex. After studying psychology at Yale, I joined the team at Butterfly, where I spent four years leading our medical education business—overseeing hardware and software growth across medical schools and residency programs. During that time, we achieved 81% penetration among U.S. medical schools and established Butterfly as the number one ultrasound solution for the next generation of clinicians.
I’ve since moved from marketing into product, where I now manage the Butterfly mobile app and education suite. My focus is on building tools that help clinicians and learners seamlessly integrate ultrasound into their daily practice—whether they’re scanning in a hospital ward, a rural clinic, or a medical school classroom.
When I’m not building products, I’m chasing light.
When I can find the time.
Design
Design is my not-so-secret edge. I build clean, intuitive websites and have a practiced eye for layout, visual balance, and even interior spaces. Whether digital or physical, I care about how things look, feel, and function—by instinct and intent.
The Mets
Rooting for the Mets has taught me patience, optimism, and how to keep showing up. I come from a long line of loyal fans, and Citi Field still feels like home. It’s more than baseball—it’s ritual, rhythm, and a belief in the long game.
Travel & Outdoors
I’ve explored 22 countries across five continents, often with my wife and a camera by my side. Whether hiking the backwoods of Westchester or navigating the Atlas Mountains, I look for places that expand perspective and reward a slower pace.
Music
Between 2005 and 2017, I composed over a dozen original works—several performed by professional ensembles at venues including Carnegie Hall, Barge Music, and Tenri Cultural Institute. Composition shaped how I think: structured, expressive, and attuned to detail.
In recent news.
Case Study
Hennepin EMS Enhances Emergency Response with Fleet-Wide Butterfly Integration
Hennepin EMS is setting a new standard for prehospital care, equipping every ambulance and training over 200 paramedics to use Butterfly ultrasound in the field. This piece explores how they’ve integrated POCUS into daily workflows—improving triage, accelerating treatment, and shaping outcomes before patients reach the hospital. From shaping the narrative to guiding interviews and development, I helped bring their story to life.