I make the hard parts clear, then design and build products people actually use.
Currently a Product Design Strategist in education technology.
I set a North Star around what customers need, test ideas early, and use what I learn to decide what to build next.
How I think
I design AI products that help people read, plan, and get work done. I focus on what the AI should do, what people need to check, and where it belongs in their workflow. My work spans strategy, research, design, and implementation.
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Selected work
Some projects are under NDA, so I have left out sensitive details. Each case notes when visuals are illustrative or reconstructed.
I designed and built a reading workspace that keeps AI questions beside the source passage. A calm reader comes first; discussion and creation extend the experience.
I led onboarding and migration design as Keap replaced WePay in five months, balancing merchant confidence with verification requirements and a new provider integration.
I explored how an email-health score and AI advice could help users understand a warning and fix the problem inside their CRM. This was a research sprint, not a product launch.
A separate exploration because my original work is confidential. I redesigned an early concept around clearer agent roles and review steps. This is not the client product or a validated solution.
Users kept leaving the home page to find Opportunities. I brought those AI suggestions onto home so people could find something useful and start a campaign.
I combined visual previews with clear ownership and pricing so small businesses could reuse billing details without rebuilding each invoice. Six-user testing refined selection, saving, and reuse.
A unified employee portal where people self serve HR, benefits, and everyday answers from one place.
How I work and where I fit
I move between product strategy, interaction design, and front end execution, keeping the feedback loop short from first question to shipped experience.
Frame the business constraint, listen for the human need, and make the riskiest assumption visible.
Turn research into flows people can use early, then sharpen the interaction through direct feedback.
Work with engineering through implementation, whether that means a design system or production front end.
My practice
Across both, I turn complexity into clear direction, moving from research and product strategy through interaction design, systems, and the details that make an experience ready to ship.