Mercury customer since 2020. Designer, product marketer, AI-native operator.
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The opportunity
Every entry point deserves a story built for that exact moment, and bespoke assets that move from insight to execution fast: sales enablement, shorter deal cycles, campaigns that actually convert, with AI doing the heavy lifting on production.
My work
How I work
Mercury is building financial infrastructure for the way founders actually operate, and that's a genuinely hard story to tell: complex product, skeptical audience, a category that barely existed a decade ago.
The pattern held across three companies: enterprise buyers at Globality who had never budgeted for AI procurement, developers at AlchemyAI still figuring out what Web3 was worth, and logistics operators at HappyRobot who didn't trust AI agents yet. 40+ GTM campaigns in two years, most of them solo, all in categories without an existing playbook.
The connection
In 2020, I co-founded Genie, a fintech startup helping students manage and reduce debt. I sat on the founder side of your product and felt exactly what it means when financial infrastructure actually gets out of the way and lets you build.
Ideas
Mercury has already built the product. The work now is expanding the narrative and getting it in front of the founders who will connect with it most. Three directions worth building.
Founders who choose Mercury aren't shopping for a bank. They want infrastructure that moves as fast as they do and runs while they build. Each of these campaigns gets there from a different angle.
Product Marketing – AI-Native Operator
Solo PMM who uses AI to cover what usually takes a team. Positioning, campaigns, creative, and launch across AI companies at every stage: from zero to product-market fit, through growth, and into repositioning at scale.
Works best when the product is technically complex, the category is still forming, and the brief doesn't fully exist yet. The throughline has always been seeing it all the way through, not finding the hand-off.
Have been watching the product evolve since first discovering it in 2020, building a startup that needed financial infrastructure tailored to the needs of a founder. The case Mercury gets to make right now, to founders who've never had infrastructure like this, is one of the most compelling in fintech. That's why this page exists.