Untangling the complexity between people, care, and systems

senior product designer

A glimpse of some of my work

Projects

Some big, some small — here's a deeper look into how I work

Cross-functional leadership

Data-informed design

AI-enabled experiences

Enterprise scale

10 years experience

Healthcare specialist

Service design

Product strategy

Systems thinking

What I bring to the table

Good design in complex spaces requires two things that don't always coexist: the patience to understand a system fully, and the decisiveness to simplify it. I've learned to hold both.

My instinct is always to zoom out before zooming in — but I know when to stop mapping and start making. I do the discovery work to set a project up for success, and then bring the same rigor to the design itself. The former ensures the right things get built. The latter ensures they're built well.

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Behind the canvas

I started my career in filmmaking, which turned out to be excellent training for product design — the art of storytelling, visual thinking, and crafting experiences for diverse audiences.

After moving to the Bay Area in 2014, I found my way into design and technology and haven't looked back. It's where my storytelling sensibilities meet my systems-driven, pragmatic mind — a discipline rooted in logic more than art, but one where no two design journeys are ever alike.

During different chapters I've lived in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Spain, and Colombia — but these days you can find me in the Green Mountains of Vermont.

Ready to build something together?

I'd love to connect with you!

Untangling the complexity between people, care, and systems

senior product designer

A glimpse of some of my work

Projects

Some big, some small — here's a deeper look into how I work

Cross-functional leadership

Data-informed design

AI-enabled experiences

Enterprise scale

10 years experience

Healthcare specialist

Service design

Product strategy

Systems thinking

What I bring to the table

Good design in complex spaces requires two things that don't always coexist: the patience to understand a system fully, and the decisiveness to simplify it. I've learned to hold both.

My instinct is always to zoom out before zooming in — but I know when to stop mapping and start making. I do the discovery work to set a project up for success, and then bring the same rigor to the design itself. The former ensures the right things get built. The latter ensures they're built well.

image

Behind the canvas

I started my career in filmmaking, which turned out to be excellent training for product design — the art of storytelling, visual thinking, and crafting experiences for diverse audiences.

After moving to the Bay Area in 2014, I found my way into design and technology and haven't looked back. It's where my storytelling sensibilities meet my systems-driven, pragmatic mind — a discipline rooted in logic more than art, but one where no two design journeys are ever alike.

During different chapters I've lived in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Spain, and Colombia — but these days you can find me in the Green Mountains of Vermont.

Ready to build something together?

I'd love to connect with you!

Untangling the complexity between people, care, and systems

senior product designer

A glimpse of some of my work

Projects

Some big, some small — here's a deeper look into how I work

Cross-functional leadership

Data-informed design

AI-enabled experiences

Enterprise scale

10 years experience

Healthcare specialist

Service design

Product strategy

Systems thinking

What I bring to the table

Good design in complex spaces requires two things that don't always coexist: the patience to understand a system fully, and the decisiveness to simplify it. I've learned to hold both.

My instinct is always to zoom out before zooming in — but I know when to stop mapping and start making. I do the discovery work to set a project up for success, and then bring the same rigor to the design itself. The former ensures the right things get built. The latter ensures they're built well.

image

Behind the canvas

I started my career in filmmaking, which turned out to be excellent training for product design — the art of storytelling, visual thinking, and crafting experiences for diverse audiences.

After moving to the Bay Area in 2014, I found my way into design and technology and haven't looked back. It's where my storytelling sensibilities meet my systems-driven, pragmatic mind — a discipline rooted in logic more than art, but one where no two design journeys are ever alike.

During different chapters I've lived in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Spain, and Colombia — but these days you can find me in the Green Mountains of Vermont.

Ready to build something together?

I'd love to connect with you!