Lead engineering strategy and execution for the Salesforce UI development platform, including Lightning Web Components, Lightning Experience, developer tooling, low-code and pro-code app development, and enterprise UI infrastructure. • Launched major AI-enabled innovations, including Agentforce for Developers, Agentforce for Setup, and the Agentic Experience Layer, transforming experiences from fixed UI paradigms to dynamically generated agentic and conversational experiences. • Led the organization’s AI transformation strategy, integrating AI-driven experiences directly into our products and throughout our SDLC. Page 3 • Sponsored a pipeline of advanced research and incubation initiatives that repeatedly accelerated emerging investments into strategic product directions that shipped to customers. • Introduced React and other modern developer tooling integrations within Salesforce, significantly expanding ecosystem interoperability for developers. • Led a multi-year company-wide performance transformation for Lightning Experience that delivered approximately a 40% reduction in page load times.

Led engineering organizations responsible for helping drive Salesforce’s transition to modern low-code application development, enabling customers to rapidly build, customize, and automate enterprise business applications. The portfolio included Lightning App Builder, Flow, Process Builder, and Workflow/Approvals.

Recruited to help lead Salesforce’s Mobile-first transition. Defined and implemented many of the standard mobile-first software delivery practices still in use across the company. Helped shepherd the growth of Salesforce’s original India acquisition into a major engineering site supporting R&D efforts across the company.

Various Engineering leadership roles, most notably leading delivery for Bing/MSN Mobile across Windows Mobile, BlackBerry, Android, iOS, and mobile web platforms during Microsoft’s early mobile platform expansion. I held other leadership and engineering roles across Office, Visual Studio .NET, and Windows Mobile during my time at Microsoft.