We make strategy tangible through inspired products and services.
I built financial products for web3 users.
(RIP crypto, closed up shop)I managed IAM products, launched a new version of the Braintree merchant dashboard, and established a merchant data platform.
I designed and built a contextual commerce platform.
(acquired by PayPal)I designed and built the first major iterations of dscout's user research platform.
I designed and built prototypes to help large organizations ideate quickly.
(acquired by Salesforce)Skyteller started as a dream to turn crypto into cash in just one click, and to make the whole crypto world more accessible and user-friendly. We built a bridge to your bank, allowing you to off-ramp straight from your wallet or your personal Skyteller off-ramp contract.
As the product manager for merchant experience, I led the redesign of Braintree's payments dashboard.
This project was a multi-year, cross-organizational effort that affected every stakeholder in the organization and Braintree's global merchant base.
These articles showcase my passion for various aspects of the design process and my thinking as a designer, product manager, and engineer.
I break down an existing experience with a technical focus.
Read on NotionI built a small tool to help me solve a puzzle from one of my favorite choose your own adventure puzzle books: Maze of Games.
Read on Github
I design a hypothetical app end-to-end based on a simple workflow problem.
Read on NotionI started my career in traditional graphic design but my interest in technology and building helpful user experiences quickly took my career into new and emergent spaces.
Design is at the core of my sensibilities, but roles in product management and software engineering have helped hone soft and hard skills that make me the fullstack product designer I am today.
My experience is a mix of building for early stage problem areas and for enterprise scale.
Aside from design, my interests lie in building small, helpful apps, solving puzzles, tennis, soccer, and biking around Chicago. I also spend a lot of time attempting to dream up a daily word game that the NYT purchases for a modest sum.
A more detailed account of my career.
Tools and activities I'm highly comfortable with and use regularly in my work.
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