Quick snapshots of the work I’m shipping each week, and the experiments I’m exploring along the way.
A quieter place to do your best work.
An exploration of a calmer workspace. Forma brings projects, decisions, and the next useful action into one view, giving teams room to focus without losing sight of the bigger picture. Fictional product and sample data for this layout study.
From a useful signal to a clear next step.
An exploration of how complex information can feel approachable. Fieldwork connects a high-level view with the details underneath, using a shared visual language to make every change easier to follow. Fictional product and sample data for this layout study.
Small details. A more considered experience.
An exploration of thoughtful planning. Sonder gives a collection of ideas a little structure, balancing an open canvas with just enough guidance to help people move forward. Fictional product and sample data for this layout study.
I’m a product designer based in Austin, currently leading product design at LiveKit. Previously, I worked at AWS, IBM, and Snowflake, designing developer tools and the systems behind them.
I like staying close to what gets shipped. That means setting direction with a team, working through a difficult flow, or building a prototype to see whether an idea holds up. I’m especially interested in complex products where a clearer interaction can help someone understand what’s possible and feel confident taking the next step.
My experience spans individual interactions, onboarding across multiple services, and design systems shared by teams. Across those scales, I care about making thoughtful decisions—and carrying them through to the details people actually use.
Outside of design, I enjoy traveling and exploring new cities, with time outdoors whenever I can.