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Rea Baxmann
Product Manager specialized in AI/ML, data products, and B2B SaaS
Rea Baxmann is a Product Manager at Humu, specializing in leveraging behavioral science and machine learning to optimize workplace behavior through data-driven nudges.2 With a background in Applied Mathematics, they transitioned from analytics roles in eCommerce startups to product management, focusing on internal APIs and AI/ML teams. At Humu, they apply nudge theory (popularized by Richard Thaler) to design interventions that improve employee performance, retention, and well-being.2 Their work emphasizes collaboration with technical experts while maintaining a customer-centric approach. Rea’s LinkedIn profile (username: reabaxmann) highlights their active engagement in discussions about employee-manager dynamics and workplace culture.1
Highlights
I left Humu last month after an incredible year. The culture there was something special, right from onboarding to everyday work dynamics. I had the chance to work alongside some truly brilliant, driven, funny, and empathetic colleagues, and I look forward to crossing paths with them again in the future. I’m particularly proud of the work we did with the Infrastructure and Tooling team, digging deep into complex behind-the-scenes projects.
A shoutout to a few wonderful folks at Humu (#cheersforpeers): Trevor Biller, thank you for being my EM partner in crime; to the entire InT team for your patience as we unraveled complexities; Jenna Reed Barb and Sarah Rosales-Hunt for your constant encouragement; Rachel Callan and Allison White for enlightening me on Behavioral Science; Molly Sands, PhD, for being a fantastic PM (and personal) role model and mentor; Megan Lily Gao, the best onboarding buddy I could have asked for; Lynn Zhang, the mastermind behind Humu’s culture; and of course, Will Doolittle, for welcoming me into the team.
Now, it’s time for me to recharge. As our lives become increasingly fast-paced, it’s important to slow down and take care of our well-being. So, I’m doing exactly that. This summer, you’ll find me outside as much as possible, hiking, biking, camping, and even gardening. Knowing myself, I might pick up a few volunteer gigs along the way, too.
Although I’m not actively looking for new opportunities until later this year, I believe in the power of connections. I’m eager to maintain and build relationships and excited to explore what’s next when I return in the fall or winter. Whether it’s to discuss potential opportunities or simply to catch up, feel free to reach out.
Thanks to Sage and its Sage Foundation for supporting me as an employee in my efforts to raise awareness for climate change and support important clean energy and conservation projects at Glacier National Park! Support me, too:
