
Christopher Brown
Driving product strategy and technical execution to deliver customer-centric growth.
Senior Technical Product Manager & Technical Product Leader with 20+ years building scalable digital platforms and marketing experiences—aligning stakeholders, modernizing systems, and shipping measurable outcomes across 80+ websites, 3,500+ initiatives, and 40+ cross-functional teams.

20+ Years Experience
Product, platform, and MarTech leadership across web ecosystems
3,500+ Initiatives Delivered
rom roadmap to release with measurable outcomes
40+ Cross-Functional Teams
Aligning product, engineering, design, and stakeholders
$5M+ Budgets Managed
Maximizing ROI through strategic prioritization and execution
Core Expertise
The high-impact domains I lead and deliver in.
Technical Leadership
I lead cross-functional teams spanning from engineering, designers, QA, and operations. I translate business objectives into clear product requirements, roadmaps, and execution plans while maintaining Agile discipline through task management tools, like Jira, and transparent and shared documentation resources, like Confluence. My leadership approach combines executive-level product thinking with hands-on technical mentorship, setting the example with a high standard expectation.
AI & Innovation
I design and implement VS Code extensions, Google Chrome extensions, and MCP servers that connect the team’s toolchain. This improves developer’s deliverables, documentation, diagrams, and reduces overall tech-debt. I ensure that the development team has the tools they need to increase deliverability, maintain required coding standards, ensure development lifecycle best-practices, and improve the CI/CD pipeline.—tickets, documentation, design artifacts, source control, and communication channels.
Product & Strategy
I build KPI-driven roadmaps using historical analytics and driving experimentation initiatives to continuously improve conversion. My conversion-focused journey is always designed with a focus to increase conversion rates and drive more revenue to the business. I strengthen the product by driving predictability to the organic SEO traffic, with a goal to achieve the highest possible visibility for all high-value keywords.
Full-Stack Development
I am deeply fluent in PHP, WordPress Core, JavaScript/jQuery, HTML, SCSS/CSS, Python, Node.js, GitHub and MySQL. I strive hard to remain one of the strongest full-stack contributors on any team I lead, using hands-on expertise to mentor engineers, raise code quality, reduce risk, and accelerate delivery while architecting scalable solutions. My goal is to be one of the most technically knowledgable person for my products.
Tools & Platforms
I’m an expert in managing large-scale systems, including Jira, Confluence, GitHub, Figma, HubSpot, Salesforce, Google Analytics, GTM, New Relic, Browser Stack, VS Code, WordPress, Slack, Tableau, VWO, Chrome DevTools, and anything exposing an API. I manage complex stacks and streamline development, CRM operations, and marketing automation by build reliable workflows that improve lead capture, segmentation, nurturing, and reporting.
Business & Operations
I’ve managed program budgets over $4.5M with disciplined forecasting and prioritization while ensuring HIPAA, PCI, and other compliances. I founded and scaled a profitable web development business immediately out of college, with 30+ subcontracted developers and $100K+ annual profit. I’ve also scaled a company’s infrastructure from offices/25 employees to 11 offices/300+ employees, resulting in a $12M increase in revenue over a 5 year span.
Product Impact Highlights
Real outcomes. Measurable impact.
55places.com Modernization
Migrated from a legacy platform to a modern, robust, API + AI-driven site—improving efficiency, scalability, and iteration speed.
- Led product + technical strategy, roadmap prioritization, and delivery cadence
- Improved platform performance, reliability, and maintainability while scaling growth
Revenue Expansion: Rentals
Built the product and data foundation to launch Rentals as a new stream of income and expand platform capabilities end-to-end.
- Led integration + data architecture and the API layer connecting MLS, IDX, and Engrain
- Added caching, tracking, monitoring, analytics, and A/B testing to support decision-making
Organic Growth: Indexable Property Inventory
Removed property modals and shipped dedicated, indexable property pages—dramatically expanding crawlable content and search exposure.
- Led Destination pages through 4 iterations and Community pages through 5 major versions
- Integrated Homes as a new income stream while expanding SEO footprint
Delivery Efficiency: Standardized Dev + Deploy
Standardized the team’s development and deployment process to increase throughput, reduce rework, and improve predictability.
- Raised productivity and reduced overall team size while maintaining delivery momentum
- Improved consistency through clearer workflow, quality gates, and release discipline
Testimonials
Trusted by the teams behind high-impact launches.
Experience
The roles, results, and responsibilities that shaped my work.
Senior Technical Product Manager
Neighborhoods.com
Aug 2024 – Present
Remote
I’m a Technical Product Manager at Neighborhoods.com with 20 years of experience leading large development teams to build, optimize, and scale high-performing web products. I drive strategy and execution across WordPress and modern web technologies with a growth-first mindset—improving conversion, expanding SEO footprint, and strengthening performance, reliability, and maintainability.
I bridge business goals and technical delivery by aligning product, engineering, marketing, customer acquisition, sales, finance, and support around KPI-driven priorities. I own initiatives end-to-end: discovery, requirements, roadmaps, backlog management, and Agile execution—ensuring scope is clear, outcomes are measurable, and delivery stays predictable while enabling continuous iteration.
I go above and beyond by staying highly hands-on in the stack (PHP, WordPress Core, JavaScript/jQuery, HTML, SCSS/CSS, and Python). That technical depth helps me mentor engineers, remove blockers quickly, make strong architectural tradeoffs, and raise code quality—while keeping focus on business impact.
A key part of my impact is modernizing how the team ships through AI-enabled workflows. I’ve designed and implemented secure, governed AI automation and MCP-based integrations that embed conversational assistance directly into the developer environment and connect the broader toolchain (tickets, documentation, design artifacts, source control, communication channels, and meeting outputs). These systems reduce manual overhead, improve requirement capture, accelerate implementation and documentation, strengthen QA readiness, maintain implementation diagrams as features evolve, and provide early code feedback—helping the team deliver faster with greater accuracy and consistency.
Senior Lead Engineer
Neighborhoods.com
Jan 2023 – Aug 2024
Remote
As Senior Lead Engineer, I partnered closely with Product Leadership to translate product strategy into scalable technical architecture and reliable delivery—primarily across a WordPress-based ecosystem and adjacent web services. I led a blended team of front-end and back-end engineers, drove cross-team integrations, and ensured our solutions were secure, performant, and aligned with business goals.
I owned the engineering execution of complex initiatives end-to-end: defining technical approaches, breaking work into clear deliverables, writing detailed acceptance criteria, and guiding implementation through iterative delivery. I kept teams moving with strong Agile practices and clear communication, using Jira and Confluence to manage planning, documentation, and stakeholder alignment.
Key contributions included architecting and maintaining custom WordPress solutions tailored to organizational needs; designing and implementing integrations via RESTful APIs and service-based workflows; and introducing AI-enabled features that improved efficiency and user experience. I also reinforced modern engineering discipline by standardizing Git workflows, strengthening CI practices, and improving code quality through review, mentorship, and shared patterns.
Beyond feature delivery, I was accountable for platform health—stability, scalability, security, and performance. I proactively identified risks, reduced technical debt, and researched emerging tools and best practices to keep our stack current and maintainable.
Senior Lead Engineer
Bender Inc.
Jan 2021 – Dec 2022
Exton, Pennsylvania · Remote
As Lead Developer, I owned the end-to-end digital ecosystem—web platforms, CRM operations, marketing automation, analytics, and SEO—ensuring systems worked together to drive measurable pipeline and revenue impact. I partnered closely with business stakeholders to translate growth goals into scalable technical solutions, while leading day-to-day execution across development and digital operations.
I managed a complex martech stack that included website development and optimization, HubSpot CRM (85,000+ contacts), and Salesforce integration—building reliable workflows that improved lead capture, segmentation, nurturing, and reporting. I also led a major consolidation initiative, merging 12 company websites into a unified digital presence within a year, coordinating a team of four developers and standardizing architecture, templates, and deployment practices to improve maintainability and speed.
A key part of my impact was conversion-focused journey design. I mapped user journeys across multiple business categories and implemented nurturing campaigns for both leads and non-customers, using automation and content sequencing to increase engagement and conversion rates. These digital initiatives contributed to a 30% increase in total office revenue through improved acquisition efficiency and stronger customer retention.
I strengthened organic performance by driving technical and on-page SEO improvements, increasing overall SEO health and achieving first-page visibility for 20 high-value keywords. I also rapidly expanded platform capabilities by ramping up in TypeScript and TYPO3, delivering 10+ custom plugins/extensions to support business needs while improving site functionality and editorial workflows.
Senior Lead Engineer
Intracta LLC
Oct 2019 – Jan 2021
Loveland, Colorado
As a Senior Developer at Intracta, I led the design, development, and long-term maintenance of custom PHP web applications and mobile solutions used to support medical conferences around the world. I owned delivery from initial build through production support, with a strong focus on reliability, speed, and user experience in high-visibility, time-sensitive event environments.
I built full-stack web applications from the ground up using PHP with jQuery/JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Ajax, Node.js, and real-time communication via web sockets—delivering responsive, interactive experiences that could scale to demanding conference use cases. In parallel, I developed and maintained iOS-native and web-based mobile applications tailored to event workflows, ensuring stable performance across devices and network conditions.
I worked closely with project managers, designers, and other developers to translate requirements into clear technical plans, iterate quickly, and ship on schedule. Beyond feature development, I provided ongoing troubleshooting and support, diagnosing root causes and resolving issues efficiently to keep systems dependable during critical conference timelines.
Senior Technical Product Manager
Freelance – Top Dev America
Jan 2013 – Oct 2020
Remote
For nearly eight years, I operated a high-volume freelance practice alongside full-time roles, delivering end-to-end web solutions while leading a fully remote team of four developers. I managed the full lifecycle of client work—scoping, estimating, architecture, implementation, QA, launch, and post-launch support—while maintaining consistent quality and meeting aggressive timelines.
I successfully bid, won, and delivered 3,500+ projects across my career, and 350+ of those were delivered through my freelance practice. Each project varying across a wide range of business needs, including building 80+ new websites from the ground up. My work required rapid context switching, strong client communication, and the ability to translate loosely defined requirements into clear technical plans and predictable delivery.
Across engagements, I implemented and integrated a broad mix of platforms and services including WordPress, Shopify, Joomla, Wix, HubSpot, Salesforce, Square, and PayPal—often connecting systems through APIs and automation to improve lead capture, payments, operations, and reporting.
Director of Engineering
Links HME
Jun 2014 – Jan 2019
Richardson, TX
At Links HME, I led the end-to-end delivery of a regulated healthcare software platform for Durable Medical Equipment (DME) providers—covering patient records, insurance and provider data, billing workflows, inventory management, and API connectivity—while maintaining strict HIPAA and PCI compliance.
I directed a large cross-functional organization of 40+ team members spanning engineering, design, QA, and operations, translating business objectives into clear product requirements, roadmaps, and execution plans. I owned vendor and stakeholder coordination to keep delivery aligned and unblocked, managed a $4.5M budget with disciplined forecasting and prioritization, and ensured delivery stayed on track without compromising compliance or quality.
Throughout the program, I reported directly to the CEO on progress, risks, and milestones, providing clear visibility and accountable decision-making in a high-stakes environment.
Executive Technology Director
Apple Homecare Medical Supply Inc.
Jun 2012 – Jan 2018
Richardson, TX
At Apple HMS, a multi-site DME organization across Texas and California, I owned the company’s full technical ecosystem—ensuring every system and workflow supported uninterrupted operations and scalable growth. My scope included servers and workstations, VOIP and communications, firewalls and security, alarm systems, electronic faxing, and both website and internal software development.
I built and maintained a proactive, resilient infrastructure that prevented downtime, streamlined operations, and enabled expansion. As the company grew from 2 offices and ~25 employees to 11 offices and 300+ employees, I ensured technology scaled with the business—standardizing tools, improving reliability, and making final technical decisions that balanced security, cost, and operational efficiency.
Chief Executive Officer
Web Harambee
Jul 2009 – Jun 2012
Waco, TX
I founded Web Harambee after completing my Associate’s Degree and grew it from a part-time venture into a profitable web development business—scaling delivery through a network of 30+ subcontracted developers and consistently exceeding $100K in annual profit.
I owned the full business and delivery lifecycle: client acquisition, scoping and estimation, team staffing, architecture and quality standards, timelines and budgets, and final launches. Over time, I delivered 300+ websites and partnered with 50+ software companies, building a reputation for reliability and execution consistency.
Lead Web Developer
YellowWebMonkey Web Design
Jan 2005 – Jul 2009
Waco, Texas
In my first professional development role, I built and enhanced high-end e-commerce websites and related software for a large volume of clients across multiple industries. I ramped quickly, demonstrated strong ownership, and was promoted to Lead Developer within the first few months.
In the lead role, I independently delivered projects end-to-end—translating requirements into builds, solving problems with minimal oversight, and maintaining quality under fast-paced delivery cycles. The combination of technical growth, client-focused execution, and early leadership experience became the foundation for my later work leading teams and scaling larger platforms.
What I Deliver
How I turn business goals into shipped outcomes.
- Scale engineering orgs: hiring, coaching, performance systems, team topologies, and leadership development.
- Increase delivery speed + quality: operating cadences, roadmap governance, CI/CD, and release reliability.
- Lead modernization: cloud, architecture, data/AI enablement, and platform capabilities that reduce cost and risk.
- Run regulated programs: Compliance workflows, audit readiness, and security-by-default delivery.
Strengths
The areas where I create the most leverage.
- Domains: Real Estate & Home Search, B2B, Marketing Technology (MarTech), CRM & Sales Operations, E-commerce, Payments & Billing, Digital Agencies, Multi-Client Delivery, IT Infrastructure, Business Operations, Telecommunications, VoIP, Cybersecurity, Network Security, Healthcare, DME
- Execution: quarterly planning, OKRs/KPIs, delivery metrics, risk registers, stakeholder comms
- Technical leadership: architecture reviews, reliability/SLOs, security posture, AI automation
- Leadership style: clear accountability, high trust, and outcomes-driven decision making
Product Delivery Lifecycle
The process that defines my approach to the product delivery lifecycle.
Roadmaps
I lead product roadmaps for RPS applications, aligning delivery to business priorities and technical capabilities while partnering with product owners to execute effectively.
Vision
I partner with business and IT leadership to refine and communicate product vision and strategy, ensuring RPS applications deliver measurable business value.
Stakeholders
I collaborate with key stakeholders to understand their needs, translate them into actionable product requirements, and maintain alignment with organizational goals.
Process
I establish and formalize product management processes, frameworks, and best practices to ensure consistency and efficiency across the team.
Leadership
I collaborate closely with technical teams—developers, architects, and analysts—to ensure seamless delivery of product features and enhancements.
Problem Solving
I navigate the complexities of broker management and digital insurance systems, identifying opportunities for innovation and meaningful improvement.
Prioritization
I manage product backlogs, prioritize features based on business impact, and plan releases to maximize value delivery.
Metrics
I define and track key performance indicators for applications, ensuring they meet business objectives and deliver measurable outcomes.
Advocacy
I champion the product management function, ensuring its value is recognized and respected by both business and technology teams.
Improvement
I stay current with industry trends, emerging technologies, and best practices in product management, reinsurance analytics, and actuarial systems.
Delivery Leadership
Clear priorities, aligned teams, predictable execution.
Standards & Quality
Repeatable processes that scale quality and speed.
Workflow Standards
| Blocked | Pending | To-Do | In Progress | Code Review | Ready for QA | In QA | Ready for Staging | Staging QA | Stakeholder Review | Ready for Live | Done | |
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| Purpose | Hard stop. Blocked by missing information or has a cross-team dependency. | Soft stop. Waiting on linked task dependencies. | Definition of Ready is met; queued to start. | Active work or research is underway. | Implementation is ready for peer review. | Ready for validation against acceptance criteria. | Validation is actively underway. | Passed primary validation; queued for staging release. | Release candidate is validated in staging. | Business/stakeholder verification and sign-off. | Approved and queued for production release. | Delivered and closed. |
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| Evidence | Blocker notes + what’s required to unblock. | Context, links, and what’s being awaited. | Acceptance Criteria, designs/docs, dependency references. | Work notes, interim findings, key decisions. | Review link + proof of local validation when applicable. | Screenshots/video + validation steps + caveats. | Validation outcomes + reproduction steps + follow-ups. | Staging bundle reference (if applicable). | Staging verification results. | Approval notes or required adjustments. | Release plan/checklist references; operational notes. | Closure + links to follow-up work if created. |
| Quality Gate | Cannot proceed until blocker is removed. | Cannot proceed until required info/dependency is satisfied. | Definition of Ready is met. | Continuous validation against Acceptance Criteria. | Review complete; issues resolved; approvals obtained. | Evidence and validation guidance included. | Validation passed; failures return to active work. | Primary validation passed; staged for release. | Staging validation passed; issues resolved before production. | Stakeholder confirms correctness/fit; gaps tracked. | All gates met; approved for production. | Accepted and closed. |
| Exit Criteria | Unblocked → return to the appropriate active stage. | Dependency resolved → proceed (often to In Progress or Ready for Testing). | Work begins → In Progress. | Review requested → Review; or if blocked → Blocked/Pending. | Approved + evidence ready → Ready for Testing. | Validation begins → Testing. | Pass → Ready for Staging; fail → In Progress. | Included in staging release → Staging Validation. | Pass → Stakeholder Review or Ready for Production (per policy). | Approval → Ready for Production; changes → In Progress. | Production release executed → Done (or post-release monitoring if used). | Closed; follow-ups tracked separately. |
Performance Standards
- Core Web Vitals: pass as a baseline expectation
- Lighthouse/PageSpeed: consistent “good” scores (e.g., 80%+ mobile)
- Accessibility: inclusive UX as a release standard
- Windows: 30 / 60 / 90 days + quarterly/annual context
- Lab + Field: synthetic tests and real-user signals
- Environments: compare staging vs production deltas
- Dashboards: CWV + performance trends
- Alerts: regression thresholds and spikes
- Cadence: weekly + post-release reviews
- Ship criteria: standards must pass before promotion
- Regressions: mitigate quickly or roll back if needed
- Visibility: outcomes reported after launch
Coding Standards
- Standardize on an agreed IDE + shared configuration.
- Use a formatter to keep diffs clean and reviews focused on logic.
- Maintain consistent indentation by language (e.g., PHP vs HTML/CSS/JS).
- Prefer template literals in JS; prefer consistent quoting rules per language.
- Formatter runs on save + in CI
- Editor settings are documented and shared
- No “style-only” PR churn
- Has this been done before? Confirm an existing query/utility doesn’t already solve it.
- Is it already cached? Validate whether data is cached by app logic or platform/core.
- Should it be cached? Decide based on strain, frequency, and query cost.
- How can it be optimized? Reduce payload, scope, joins, and repeated calls.
- Approval for caching strategy: Align with the owner of delivery/perf standards before rollout.
- Query is measurable (before/after)
- Cache invalidation is defined
- Failure mode is safe (fallback behavior)
- Use appropriately sized media for the placement (avoid oversized assets).
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Prefer modern formats (e.g.,
.webp) when supported. - Optimize media to reduce bandwidth while keeping visual quality acceptable.
- Lazy-load or defer when content is below the fold.
- Provide placeholders / fallback images where required.
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Prefer responsive delivery (e.g.,
srcset) over single fixed sources.
- Correct dimensions + file size
- Responsive sources (srcset/sizes)
- Lazy loading where appropriate
- Minimize scope: Load only where needed.
- Scope correctly: Avoid global conflicts and collisions.
- Use versioning: Prevent stale caching issues after releases.
- Reuse first: Repurpose existing styles/scripts when possible.
- Defer/async where safe: Avoid blocking critical rendering.
- Error handling: Especially for async calls; make failures traceable.
- Log failures: When something breaks, it should be debuggable quickly.
- No global selector pollution
- Cache-busting/versioning present
- Critical path not blocked
- Ask: “Is this the fastest, simplest implementation that meets requirements?”
- Baseline and re-check page performance after meaningful changes.
- Prefer native solutions over heavy third-party libraries when avoidable.
- Use lightweight icon strategies (e.g., CSS/SVG) rather than full icon libraries.
- Network payload is justified
- DOM growth is controlled
- Perf tooling run before merge
- Remove commented-out code before committing.
- Remove console logs (unless explicitly required and documented).
- All changes go through version control with reviewable diffs.
- Keep commits readable and PRs scoped to reduce risk.
- Diff is intentional + minimal
- No debug artifacts shipped
- PR includes testing notes
- Production logging: Avoid general logging; reserve for errors and actionable signals.
- Partition logs: Use meaningful categories/keys so incidents are easy to triage.
- Log useful context: Include what’s needed to reproduce—not noise.
- Stack traces: Use selectively (dev/investigation), not as default noise.
- Client-side logging: Route critical errors to your APM/alerts with relevant metadata.
// Server-side / backend pattern
logError("api_requests", {
endpoint: "/get-user",
status: 404,
message: "User not found",
correlationId: "..."
});
// Client-side pattern
try {
// risky code
} catch (err) {
apm.capture(err, { feature: "Search", userId: 123 });
alerts.notify("Unexpected error on homepage");
}
- Logs are categorized + searchable
- Noise is controlled
- Alerts are actionable
- Perform build steps as part of the PR/build pipeline—not ad-hoc in local development.
- Balance optimized output with maintainability (especially where hotfixes may be needed).
- Keep build outputs consistent across environments.
- Build is deterministic
- Artifacts match what is deployed
- No “works on my machine” drift
- Validation: Revalidate all form/data-flow changes in both testing and production.
- Communication: If changes deviate from the planned task scope, align with QA and delivery leadership before updating.
- Collaboration: Coordinate on changes that impact form handlers, storage tables, or shared templates.
- Traceability: Document the what/why + verification steps for release readiness.
- End-to-end submission path tested
- Analytics/events still fire correctly
- Rollback plan understood
- Maintain a living “best practices” page and keep it aligned with real delivery workflows.
- Adopt widely accepted language/platform standards where applicable.
- Keep references lightweight and actionable—engineers should be able to apply them in minutes.
Compatibility Testing
I treat compatibility as a risk-management workflow, not a checkbox exercise. The goal is consistent customer experience across browsers, devices, OS versions, and network conditions—without slowing delivery.
Developer Toolbelt
Skills
The toolset and stack I use to build and optimize.
- Technical Leadership
- Development
- Product & Strategy
- Tools & Platforms
- AI & Innovation
- Business & Operations
Agile/Scrum Backlog Management Capacity Planning Code Reviews CI/CD Delivery Management Engineering Best Practices Feature Prioritization Go-to-Market Planning Iteration Planning KPIs & Metrics Mentoring OKRs Product Discovery Product Management Product Roadmapping Release Management Requirements Gathering Retrospectives Risk Assessment Roadmap Ownership Sprint Planning Stakeholder Communication Stakeholder Management Story Writing Technical Decision-Making Technical Documentation Team Facilitation Team Leadership User Feedback Analysis User Stories Velocity Tracking Vision Alignment
API Ajax Authorization CLI Core Web Vitals Database Design Error Handling Git GraphQL HTML/CSS/SCSS HTTP Protocols JavaScript Microservices MySQL Node.js Object Caching Package Management PHP Performance Optimization Python REST API Responsive Design Security Server-side Rendering Site Caching Software Architecture SQL Optimization State Management System Design Testing & QA TypeScript Web Accessibility WordPress Core
A/B Testing Analytics Attribution Modeling Behavioral Analysis Benchmarking Churn Analysis Cohort Analysis Competitive Analysis Conversion Optimization Customer Segmentation Data Visualization Experiment Design Funnel Analysis Growth Modeling Heatmaps Hypothesis Testing KPI Definition Market Research Metrics Instrumentation Performance Product Insights Qualitative Research Quantitative Analysis Roadmapping SEO Session Recording Statistical Significance Survey Design Trend Analysis User Behavior Analysis User Journey Mapping User Research Value Proposition Testing Voice of Customer
AWS Bitbucket Bootstrap Chrome DevTools Confluence Cursor Datadog Docker Figma GitHub GitLab Google Analytics Google Tag Manager Grafana HubSpot Jira Kinsta Lighthouse Mapbox / MapLibre Miro New Relic Node.js npm PagerDuty PayPal Postman Salesforce Slack Square Stripe Trello VS Code Web Vitals Webpack WP Engine
AI Agents AI Automation AI Orchestration AI Tooling API Design Autonomous Workflows Chrome Integration Claude AI Codex AI Copilot AI Cursor AI DevOps Embeddings Evaluation & Guardrails Function Calling Inference Pipelines LangChain LLM Orchestration LlamaIndex MCP Servers Model Context Protocol Observability for AI OpenAI Prompt Engineering RAG Pipelines Vector Databases VS Code Integration Workflow Automation
Billing Budget Management Business Development Change Control Client Relations Compliance Contracts Cost Optimization Cross-functional Leadership Data Privacy Documentation Executive CommunicationForecasting HIPAA/PCI Invoicing KPI Tracking OKR Planning Operational Scaling Portfolio Management Process Optimization Procurement Quality Assurance Reporting & Analytics Resource Planning Revenue Modeling Risk Management Roadmapping Security SLA Management Stakeholder Management Strategic Partnerships Time Management Vendor Audits Vendor Coordination
About Chris
The person behind the work—values, approach, and story.

I’m a Technical Product Manager with 20 years of experience leading large development teams to build, optimize, and scale high-performing web products that increase conversions, expand SEO footprint, and elevate user experience. I bridge strategy and execution by setting clear direction, aligning stakeholders, removing blockers, and ensuring teams ship reliably—while staying close enough to implementation to make strong architectural and delivery decisions.
I stay close to implementation so I can make strong tradeoffs, unblock teams quickly, and raise the technical bar without becoming a bottleneck. I’m hands-on enough to mentor engineers, improve code quality, and reduce delivery risk—while keeping execution aligned to outcomes, timelines, and stakeholders. I’m deeply fluent in PHP, WordPress Core, JavaScript/jQuery, HTML, SCSS/CSS, and Python, and I use that hands-on expertise to mentor engineers, raise code quality, reduce risk, and accelerate delivery.
A major differentiator I bring is modern AI-driven enablement. I design and implement secure, governed AI automation and MCP-based integrations that embed conversational assistance directly into the development environment.
Education
Formal training and continuous learning highlights.
Bachelor’s Degree, Computer Science
University of Texas at Brownsville
2010 – 2013
GPA: 3.8
Associate’s Degree, Application Development
McLennan Community College
2008 – 2010
GPA: 3.9
