Product Designer for intricate, workflow-driven products
I dig into complex processes and untangle them — reshaping how products work at a structural level, not just at the surface.
A few standout projects, and the stories behind them.
Redesigning time approvals around how managers actually work
Shifted from a single-page redesign to a full workflow overhaul, supporting two distinct manager mindsets in one system.
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Building a scalable mobile experience from scratch
Transformed a fragmented app into a scalable mobile platform with a unified design system as the foundation.
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Designing a smarter way to manage patient reviews
Built a product from the ground up that helps medical practices collect and track patient feedback across review sites.
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How I got here, and what keeps me going.
I'm a Product Designer with 5+ years of experience working on complex, workflow-driven products. I studied Cognitive Psychology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and that background still shapes how I approach design — I'm drawn to understanding how people actually think through a task, not just how they interact with a screen.
I enjoy tackling problems where things aren't clearly defined. In my experience, the most impactful work comes from reframing the problem — stepping back from what was initially asked and rethinking how the product should work at a structural level. I partner closely with product and engineering to find those opportunities.
I care about edge cases, real-world usage, and solutions that hold up as products evolve. I'm at my best when the work is layered and messy, and the goal is to make it feel simple.
Outside of design, you'll find me going on photo walks, playing pickleball, or reading sci-fi at the park.