Making the unfamiliar feel intuitive.
I'm a product designer drawn to complicated problems. I find the logic underneath them, and turn them into experiences anyone can navigate.
AI Coworker
When AI makes decisions, how do you keep humans in control?
Test Hub
How do you design an enterprise product before it has a definition?
Design System
What does a design system look like for a team with no designers?
Diagnostic Panel
What if a clinician designed the ordering tool?
Making sense of things is kind of my thing.
I studied neurobiology before I studied design. A UX research internship at a healthtech startup turned medical research skills into design instincts. Healthtech is the space I'm most drawn to.
The design doesn't start at the screen for me. It starts underneath, in the structure that holds everything together. The screen is one view of it.
I do my best work when the brief is unfinished. I start at the edge case, not the happy path. The edge case is where the gaps show, and I'd rather find them early than halfway through.
My best work lives in the thinking, not the pixels. The designs I ship are already thought through for engineering. I write specs the engineers actually read.