About
Hi, I'm Rebecca.
Growth PM at Microsoft. Cornell Information Science. Five years of turning hypotheses into shipped product and watching the numbers move.

I'm a PM who can't help but prototype before I write a spec. Whether that makes me a better product manager or a very confused designer probably depends on the day, but it's meant I ship things that actually look like someone thought about them.
I grew up in Information Science at Cornell, which is a polite way of saying I spent four years arguing about whether good design is discovered or invented. (Still arguing, for the record.)
At Microsoft I found my home in growth: that scrappy, hypothesis-driven corner of product where you're constantly interrogating why users do what they do, then building small experiments that sometimes move enormous numbers. I've grown M365 subscriber counts by millions. I still get unreasonably excited when a conversion rate ticks up by half a point.
I'm also deeply bought into AI as a way to work, not just as a PM on a Copilot growth team, but personally. I use it to move faster, think through problems, and build things I wouldn't have been able to ship alone. This portfolio is a good example of that.
Outside of work I travel the world, lift weights, see live music whenever I can, and can never be found without my Kindle. I believe the best PMs are relentlessly curious about everything, and I'm still very much proving that theory.
Timeline
Drive end-to-end growth strategy for Consumer M365 in-app experiences through PLG and hypothesis-driven experiments. Revamp the MVP trial journey to improve activation and boost paid conversion rates, while building a scalable framework for rapid experimentation.