I'm a senior AI product manager. For the last two years I've been learning generative AI and AI agents, through courses and by building things: SubHeadsUp and ByLevel are both live, and my consultancy runs on a set of agents and automations I specified and built myself, with evals written before anything goes into production. Before that I spent fifteen years in pensions, insurance and energy, where I built the first automated advice product in the UK defined benefit pension advice market.
I match the approach to the risk: a written specification the agents build against where being wrong is expensive, a rough build in front of a real user where it is cheap.
I write the evaluation set and the guardrails before a feature goes near production, then run them on every change, prompt edits and model swaps included.
I own the work from discovery and problem framing through design and build to release, and once it is live I keep the evals running, watching for drift and improving it on quality and cost.
I built and run SubHeadsUp, a subscription tracker that reads renewal signals from Gmail and warns before each charge lands, with no bank login needed. It's live in production, with a Chrome extension alongside the web app.
I'm co-building ByLevel, which draws a map of how a business really works from the documents it already has, tracing every box back to the sentence it came from so anyone can check where a claim originated before acting on it.
I designed and built an agent that tells a small business where it stands under the EU AI Act, prohibited, high-risk or neither, grounding every answer in the regulation's own text with the article cited so the business can act on what it's told.
I built a customer service agent and the rig that breaks it, working across four domains at rising risk, from a garden retailer through GP triage to motor insurance, and measured the guardrails rather than assuming them. Breaking it live showed me that agents hallucinate commitments, not data.
I design and run the AI system Serpin works on.
I ran a full discovery of a construction business, an industry new to me, with days on site mapping how the work actually flows. I catalogued the opportunities across the business, assessed the strongest in depth and priced a shortlist, each with its return modelled and a phased roadmap for delivery.
I led product on the first automated advice product in the UK defined benefit pension advice market, regulated advice on an approval path that ran through compliance first.
I designed and delivered the customer experience for Moja, a challenger brand for a global insurer: the end-to-end journeys, a mobile-first quote and an online account, live in September 2022, across four internal teams and an external agency. Quote conversion up 8%.