Aspiring product manager · Tampa / St. Louis

Fellow, Management Leadership for Tomorrow (MLT)

Turning human insight into products people choose and systems that scale.

An aspiring product manager at WashU connecting user research, strategic thinking, and experimentation to shape useful, measurable experiences.

Product StrategyUser ResearchRoadmap PlanningGo-to-MarketA/B Testing & ExperimentationProduct AnalyticsProcess ImprovementIntelligent AutomationStakeholder ManagementAgileGenAITableauPower BIGoogle Analytics
Growth experiments1M+ views
Market opportunity$787M
Workflow improvement200+ stakeholders

About me

Washington University in St. Louis, B.S.B.A. Organization & Strategic Management

I am Christiania, a first-generation student and MLT Ascend Scholar studying business at WashU, and I build products by starting with the person on the other side of the screen. Whether that person is a Gen Z volunteer, a family navigating a new diagnosis, or a clinician buried in email threads, I look for the moment where the experience breaks and design a system that holds.

My work sits between research and execution: interviews and competitive benchmarking to find the real problem, funnels and metrics to size it, then automation, prototypes, and roadmaps to fix it. I care about measurable outcomes, honest tradeoffs, and clear writing, and I am looking for product management roles where curiosity and rigor matter equally.

Product thinking in practice

From insight to product direction

American Cancer Society

Diagnosing the Gen Z engagement gap

A product discovery case study translating audience research into a clearer acquisition, activation, and retention journey.

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AppleAllocate

Financial wellness, reallocated

A zero-to-one product concept shaped around user context, adaptive budgeting, financial literacy, and privacy-first intelligence.

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