Jessica has led product teams at three SaaS companies from pre-revenue to $50M+ ARR. She writes about product strategy, user research, pricing, growth, and the craft of building products that customers love. Her frameworks for measuring product-market fit, optimizing onboarding, and designing pricing strategies are used by hundreds of product managers at startups worldwide.
Product StrategyGrowthPricingUser ResearchPLG
Credentials & Experience
Head of Product at a $50M ARR SaaS company
Led product from 0 to 1 at two venture-backed startups
Advisor to 15+ early-stage startups on product strategy
In 2026, “AI ops” is becoming its own discipline. Here’s how leading teams are building an AI control plane to ship agents safely, predictably, and profitably.
In 2026, the winners won’t be the most “AI-forward,” but the most operationally disciplined. Here’s how leading teams are shipping agents that are reliable, auditable, and cost-contained.
RAG isn’t a feature anymore—it’s an operating model. Here’s how top teams in 2026 ship agentic retrieval systems that are cheaper, faster, and auditable.
In 2026, the winners aren’t shipping “an LLM feature”—they’re building compound AI systems with agents, evals, and governed data planes that cut costs and unlock reliability.
AI agents are becoming a new layer of labor. Here’s the leadership playbook for staffing, governance, and accountability when “teammates” are software.
In 2026, leaders aren’t managing headcount—they’re managing fleets of AI agents. Here’s how to redesign accountability, quality, and culture when software work is increasingly non-human.
In 2026, “agents” are table stakes—but reliability and cost control decide winners. Here’s the operator’s guide to shipping agentic systems that don’t spiral.
AI copilots are shifting org design, accountability, and speed. Here’s how leaders can build durable execution systems when “work” is increasingly delegated to agents.
CTOs in 2026 aren’t “adding AI”—they’re rewiring teams, budgets, and delivery systems around it. Here’s the org playbook emerging across top tech companies.
Brila converts Google Maps reviews into a polished one-page site—betting that social proof, not copywriting, is the new small-business homepage.
Jessica Li
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