JEREMY HADFIELD

Realizing imaginaries

Hi! I’m Jeremy. I studied philosophy and cognitive science, and now I’m working on a master’s in engineering management at Dartmouth. I’m looking for work as a product manager in technology.

I try to translate imaginings into reality through art, writing, code, and beyond. Let’s discover the possibilities and try to build them!

I’m Jeremy. I studied philosophy and cognitive science, and I’m now pursuing a Master of Engineering Management (both at Dartmouth College). Right now, I work as a technical product manager at Elicit. I express ideas in Imaginaries.

Here’s a tag cloud based on all the posts I’ve published so far. It gives a good but incomplete overview of what I often write about. Feel free to check out my social links (in the menu) to learn more and to follow me on other platforms.

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Some things I’m working on in 2023: writing more on imaginaries.substack.com, trying to join an impactful climate technology startup, learning more about AI and exploring potential applications, improving my product thinking. I also try to write poetry, create art, read novels (The Unbearable Lightness of Being is a permanent favorite), play music (the mandolin), and explore the outdoors as much as I can.

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