Mercury customer since 2020. Designer, product marketer, AI-native operator.
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The opportunity
These aren't just different customers. They're different emotional moments in a founder's journey. Each one deserves a story built specifically for where they are, and bespoke assets I can take from insight to execution fast, with AI doing the heavy lifting on production. This is just how I see it, one way in.
My work
How I work
Mercury isn't just a bank. It's a bet that founders deserve financial infrastructure built around how they actually operate. That story is genuinely hard to tell: complex product, skeptical audience, a category that barely existed a decade ago.
I repositioned an AI procurement platform for enterprise teams who had never heard of the category. I launched developer tools into a Web3 ecosystem still figuring out what it was. I launched an AI agent to people who didn't yet trust agents. I've shipped 40+ GTM campaigns and launches in the last two years, solo. I know how to make the unfamiliar feel inevitable.
The connection
In 2020, I co-founded Genie, a fintech startup helping students manage and reduce debt. Mercury was our bank. 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 it. The opportunity now is making sure every founder who needs this actually knows it exists, told in a way that makes the switch feel obvious, not just smart. Three campaign directions I'd want to build.
The founders who choose Mercury aren't looking for a bank. They want banking that moves as fast as they do, that executes while they build, that gets completely out of the way.
Product Marketing – AI-Native Operator
Solo PMM who uses AI to cover what usually takes a team. I've owned positioning, campaigns, creative, and launch across AI companies at every stage: zero to product-market fit, growth, and repositioning at scale.
I work 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.
I ran a startup on Mercury in 2020. That experience taught me what financial infrastructure that actually works feels like, and how rare it is. I've watched what you've built since. I know the product is exceptional. There's nowhere I'd rather help tell that story.