From enterprise SaaS and AI-powered products to responsive websites, I turn dense workflows into interfaces people can use without training.
Enterprise procurement, made navigable. I started with the workflows customers kept calling support about.
An AI coach that remembers your patterns over time and lets you choose how it talks to you.
Planning and logistics for touring musicians and the people who book them. Import a whole tour in seconds and run the day from your pocket.
Brand identity and marketing site for an online music school.
User journeys, information architecture, and interface design for complex tools.
Marketing sites and product pages, from phone to desktop.
Tokens, components, and patterns that keep multi-platform products consistent.
Visual systems that build trust.
I'm a product designer in San Diego. I work on dense, complicated software: enterprise platforms, AI tools, logistics. My job is making it feel like less.
My background spans enterprise SaaS, AI-powered products, websites, and brand identity. Some of that work is improving something people already rely on. Some of it is designing from nothing. I like both, for different reasons.
The work I'm proudest of usually looks small: labels on icon-only buttons, a filter panel that stays open, navigation in a long form. Often the difference between a product people tolerate and one they can use.
When I'm not designing, you'll usually find me along the Southern California coast with a camera in hand.
Photography has taught me to notice composition, timing, and the details that often go unseen.
