About

With over 13 years in product design, I consider myself fortunate to have turned a passion for art into a career I love. Along the way I've navigated the ups and downs of multiple startups, learning to treat failure as fuel for growth rather than something to avoid.

Wearing many hats has shaped me into a versatile, multidisciplinary designer. I've been part of an eight-person team through a successful acquisition, and I've integrated into teams of 150+ at a company like Google. Both extremes have taught me something different, and I thrive in the fast-paced, high-stakes moments in between — driven by a genuine love for the craft.

AI has become part of how I work, and I think it's a genuinely great tool — for exploring more directions, iterating faster, and moving from idea to something tangible in a fraction of the time it used to take. But it's still just a tool. It doesn't replace judgment, taste, or care. What actually makes design good is how much of yourself you put into it — the attention to the small details, the willingness to push past the first good-enough answer. That's the part AI can't do, and it's the part I care about most.

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