I'm Jenna Minnix. I build product operating systems — the diagnostic frameworks, synthesis pipelines, experimentation infrastructure, and AI agents that product teams run on.

I've spent fifteen years at the intersection of data and visual communication. I started as an analyst at RJMetrics because I loved data visualization — turning numbers into things people could actually act on. When RJMetrics was acquired by Magento and then Adobe, I was the customer-facing rep who helped spin out Stitch Data as a separate company. That's where I became a PM — building the pipelines that fed the visualizations.

Before Beautiful.ai, I spent time at Snapdocs as a Senior PM. Complex real-estate workflows, high-stakes transactions, zero margin for error — it's where I developed the diagnostic instinct for finding what's structurally broken versus what just feels broken.

I joined Beautiful.ai six years ago because the problem was the same one I'd always loved: how do you take complex information and make it immediately legible? I've spent those six years in product growth — installing the machinery that lets product teams operate with more signal, more rigor, and more leverage than they'd have otherwise.

The work has compounded. Pricing research I conducted in year one is still cited in leadership decisions today. Diagnostic frameworks I built are still how the team investigates problems. And now, agents I've built are running parts of the work autonomously while I sleep.

The through-line across all of it: I build tools that help other people think and decide better.