I spend most of my time in the messy middle — talking to users, untangling requirements, and turning that into systems and interfaces that hold up at scale. I care about the structure behind what people see, not just the surface.

I'm open to volunteering my design skills for products in the health and mental health space. If you're building something that supports wellbeing and could use a product designer, I'd love to contribute.

Much of my creative inspiration comes from the visual language of everyday life — streets, signs, letterforms, walls, and movement. I'm particularly drawn to street photography, typography, and graffiti culture.

When I'm away from the screen, I'm usually riding through unfamiliar places, going for a run, or trying to stay honest with a daily sun salutation practice.