Led media capture across Meta's AI wearable devices, from sensing to sharing across camera systems, media quality, computational photography, media processing, power, thermal, systems health, AI model quality, and companion app software. That work spanned Meta Ray-Ban Display, Ray-Ban Meta Gen 1 and 2, Oakley Meta HSTN, and Oakley Meta Vanguard.
Turned AI research models into shipped capture features and drove capture into the leading purchase driver on Meta's AI glasses, with majority user awareness, retention above program targets, and greater than 10x growth in capture usage. Defined camera media quality strategy, influenced sensor and lens product decisions, drove thermal performance improvements with engineering partners, and built an automated media quality measurement prototype. Partnered with AI teams on ML models from ideation through production handoff, defining the performance requirements and quality metrics each model had to meet. Led the largest feature expansion in capture history ahead of schedule. Moved parts of media processing in house, eliminating an external licensing dependency and improving quality across 7+ device SKUs. Separate capture pipeline work drove sub second latency at >99% success rate.

