Builder. Mentor. Observer.
The Origin Story
My design journey didn't start in a corporate boardroom. It started in college, where I freelanced for early-stage clients while balancing coursework. That period taught me the most valuable lesson of my career: how to ship. It forced me to wear every hat—researcher, designer, and PM—a scrappiness I still bring to solving enterprise problems today.
The Strategist
The Strategist Today, as a Lead Product Designer, I channel that energy into bringing clarity to complex systems. I don't just make things look good; I make them work for the business.
The Mentor
I believe knowledge grows when it's shared. I recently had the privilege of conducting a "UX Essentials" workshop for the incredible team at FieldAssist. Standing in front of that room, fielding inquisitive questions and sparking debates on user empathy, reminded me that the best designers are also lifelong students.
The Creative
When the laptop closes, the observation continues.
- Sketching: My process is "pen before pixel." Sketching is how I iterate rapidly and get the bad ideas out of the way to make room for the visionary ones.
- Photography: Photography teaches me to find composition in chaos. It trains my eye to see the details that others miss—a skill that translates directly to my UI work.
A collection of creative projects from my college days.
