I’m always exploring—whether it’s running around Lake Merritt, trying a new coffee shop, or diving into design challenges. I bring that same energy and focus to my work, creating clear, human-centered experiences that empower real people.
Designing clean, intuitive experiences that turn complex information into clarity—because good decisions start with good design.
I designed and contributed to the creation of AFI’s membership donation program, enhancing donor engagement and support.
When I’m not designing, I’m chasing clarity in other ways—on long runs, lifting heavy, or searching for the perfect cup of coffee. These moments remind me that good design, like life, is about rhythm, intention, and paying attention to what really matters.
When I’m not simplifying complex user flows, you’ll find me on my snowboard. This is my brother and I, just before appreciating the kind of thoughtful design that keeps us safe.
I believe great experiences are meant to be savored—whether it’s a carefully crafted interface or a meal shared with my partner. Here I am, trying to look composed after enjoying every bite.
Finding balance matters to me—in both design and life. My approach to fitness mirrors my design philosophy: structured, intentional, and occasionally questioning my life choices—like during this mid-leg-day moment of truth.
I'm a designer who transforms complex data into accessible experiences. I believe the most elegant solutions come from rigorous processes and a dedication to clarity.
When I'm not simplifying complex user flows, you'll find me on my snowboard. This is my brother and I moments before appreciating thoughtful protective design.
I believe good experiences should be savored—whether it's a thoughtfully designed interface or a memorable meal with my partner. Here I am trying to look composed despite having just enjoyed every bite.
Finding balance matters in design and life. My approach to fitness mirrors my design philosophy: structured, intentional, and occasionally questioning my life choices—as evidenced by this mid-leg-day moment of truth.
I would love to connect over some coffee.