Engineering Student
VISN
How can we help someone navigate a world they can't see?
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Sr. Associate, Experience Design
360 Feedback
How do you design feedback that people trust enough to act on?
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Principal Associate, Experience Design
Calibrations Ecosystem
How do you give people leaders the clarity they need to have real talent conversations?
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Manager, Experience Design
People Leader Redesign
How do you align the experience with how leaders actually assess their people?
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Manager, Experience Design
Discover Integration Experience
How do you turn a cashback debit customer into a full-time banking customer?
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Builder
Bloom
How do you make talking about your differences feel less personal?
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Builder
Time Tracking Dashboard
How can we help people see where their time is actually going?
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I became an engineer because I've always wanted to know how things work. Moving into design felt natural: I wanted to get closer to the why behind how people think, struggle, and make decisions. I think in systems, design for humans, and build to ship.
Vibe coding lets me move from insight to working product faster than ever, and my engineering roots mean I'm not guessing at what's possible. That combination is why I still love building.
Travel keeps me curious, and so does being a little out of my depth. I surf despite not growing up athletic, and I've hiked volcanoes for the same reason: I'm happiest when something is stretching me.
My design principles
I think in systems
I want the things I make to keep working long after I've moved on, so I start by mapping systems and thinking strategically about the problem we're solving.
When I'm not building
Skills