My work connects product strategy with implementation: developing shared tools, working with public institutions, and helping teams use and maintain their systems.
2018–present. Product strategy, roadmap ownership, partner discovery, and delivery for a free platform serving 390,000+ users in 200 countries and territories. More than 300 major features across collection, GIS, analytics, assets, utility management, workflows, integrations, and AI.
2015–2018. Scoped, configured, and deployed a global management information system to 20 country programmes. Oversaw mobile collection, analysis, mapping, administration, adoption, and training.
2013–2015. Analysed program implementation and post-implementation sustainability, administered databases, ran training workshops, and automated data imports with VBA and Python.
2011–2013. Built mapping tools with D3.js, PHP, SQL, and Python for the British Red Cross after working in trade reconciliations, treasury automation, and risk management at GSA Capital.
When I joined mWater in 2018, Solstice existed as an idea. I took responsibility for turning it into a product, positioning it for other sectors, and building adoption.
I developed the brand direction, commissioned a graphic designer, and worked with business development colleagues on positioning. I implemented the app deployment and parallel portal, built the public website, and populated the indicator library with indicators covering every Sustainable Development Goal. Solstice built on the shared technology developed by mWater’s engineering team; I led the work of giving its broader application a product identity and a route into organisations.
I managed projects and staff supporting Solstice’s development and use, alongside promotion, conference presentations, and direct partner support. As the main contact for Medair and World Vision ESCA, I worked with teams applying the platform to humanitarian programmes, agriculture, and environmental conservation.
At Medair, I encouraged the WASH team to adopt the Solstice identity so that a system introduced through water and sanitation could find a home elsewhere in the organisation. Its use subsequently expanded into health and other areas. I also wrote guidance on connecting DHIS2 health information with mWater and Solstice, helping bridge systems that serve different institutional responsibilities.
By September 2026, Solstice had grown to more than 42,000 registered users across 155 countries. Annual registrations increased by approximately 80% in 2025. By September, Solstice accounted for approximately one in five new accounts registered during 2026 across mWater and Solstice combined.
Source: internal platform registration data, September 2026. These figures describe registered accounts, not active users.
The strategic purpose has remained consistent: take capabilities developed for one sector and make them useful across the wider work of public institutions and development organisations.
Product adoption was treated as part of the product: clear documentation, useful video, an active professional community, and live learning that helps practitioners become self-sufficient.
Created and grew mWater's video channel into a substantial public learning library.
Visit the channel ↗ 5K+LinkedIn followersBuilt the organization's professional audience from near zero into an active global community.
See mWater on LinkedIn ↗ 100K+Resource readersCreated the vast majority of a resource centre used by hundreds of thousands of learners.
Explore the Resource Center ↗ LiveWebinars, training & talksDesigned and delivered practical learning for governments, partners, and platform users.
Watch selected webinars →Close involvement with national counterparts and system leadership in four especially important contexts.
Training and implementation work with CAWST, Medair, DigDeep, USAID IUWASH, Oyo State Nigeria, UNICEF, SAGO Network, Water for South Sudan, Netherlands Red Cross, Water for People, Clear Cambodia, LM International, and others.
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TypeScript, JavaScript, React, Node.js, Python, C#, PostgreSQL, SQL, REST APIs, D3.js, Leaflet, MapboxGL, GIS, Power BI, AWS, Docker, Linux, ETL, offline-first architecture, data visualization, local LLMs, and agentic AI development.