I am an analytical product designer with over four years of experience working on fast paced, cross-disciplinary teams. I have a proven track record of delivering high-value experiences. My expertise lies in end-to-end product design, where I excel in prototyping, establishing design systems, and optimizing complex user flows.
Notable works include:
- In-house designer at Publicis Sapient for CoreAI, an AI-powered enterprise system transforming marketing workflows.
- Redesigning Verizon.com's e-commerce experience, generating $1 billion in additional revenue.
- Leading UX for wearable technologies used by over 2.4 million users.
The general why is that I want to create things to make the world a happier place. The specifics of how I chose a career in product design started because I decided to major in computer science in college. While I studied how to create cool technology, I was most interested in the human side of this. Naturally, I gravitated towards frontend programming and I found myself asking questions like: "How will our users take to this new technology?" and "How can I make this experience better for them?"
And that's how I stumbled into product design. You're telling me that there’s a whole career space dedicated to crafting great technological experiences for people? Sign me up!
