Marvenn
I founded Marvenn and built the product from scratch. It brings email, AI voice, LinkedIn outreach, and intent signals into one system. AI prepares the work, but a person reviews and approves what gets sent.
I’ve spent 20+ years building and leading products in robotics, simulation, AI, enterprise software, and consumer hardware. I like hard technical problems, clear customer needs, and teams that ship.
Massachusetts, USA · Exploring the right next chapter
I work across product, engineering, and go-to-market. These are two recent products I built from scratch.
I founded Marvenn and built the product from scratch. It brings email, AI voice, LinkedIn outreach, and intent signals into one system. AI prepares the work, but a person reviews and approves what gets sent.
I built an MCP server so people can use Marvenn from compatible AI clients. They can inspect campaigns, work with leads, and manage pending actions in natural language. Permissions stay scoped, and important actions still require approval.
I’m hands-on and comfortable with a wide scope. I can set product direction, write a technical spec, work through implementation details, talk to customers, and help sell what we build.
Before adding features or process, I figure out what is actually holding the team or customer back.
Especially with AI, people need to know what the system can do, what it did, and where they make the call.
I don’t throw problems over the wall. I stay close to engineering, customers, delivery, and results until the work is done.
I lead product, engineering, customer delivery, sales, and day-to-day operations for an AI-powered B2B platform.
I build and operate independent ventures, and handle the practical work needed to keep them moving.
My career has covered enterprise software, retail AI, consumer hardware, and large-scale robotics. In every role, the job was the same: turn a hard technical problem into something useful.
I lead simulation programs that let Amazon test automation before it reaches a live fulfillment center. The work brings robotics, material handling equipment, facility design, and software into the same digital model.
I worked on two products: a low-cost inkjet 3D printer for homes and offices, and an iPhone app that let shoppers try on eyewear virtually.
I helped build Rubikloud from the first technical architecture through product leadership and global partnerships. During that time, the company reached an approximately $100M valuation.
I led the shift to a SaaS conversion optimization platform and helped grow annual revenue from roughly $300K to more than $10M.
BSc in Finance with a Chinese minor, cum laude, from Bentley University; intensive Mandarin study at Harvard University; and international finance and risk management at RMIT University.
Named inventor on published work in business data analysis and simpler 3D printing workflows.
I have two published U.S. patent applications. Both came from the same instinct: take something technically complicated and make it useful to people.
At Rubikloud, I was the first-named inventor on a system that brings together large amounts of data from different sources, uses tree-based analysis to find the events most likely to affect a business KPI, and can turn those findings into recommendations.
Applicant: Rubikloud Technologies Inc.
View full patent details ↗At Avana, I designed a simpler way for someone to choose a 3D object on a phone and send a printer-ready file to a compatible 3D printer without needing to understand slicing or machine settings.
Applicant: Avana Technologies, Inc. Inventor: Daniel Adam Theirl.
Read the publication ↗I’m open to product leadership roles with teams working on AI, robotics, simulation, and automation. If the problem is hard and the work matters, I’d like to hear about it.