A product designer who makes messy things simple.

I got here sideways — backend, graphic design, journalism, running an art gallery, growth marketing, photography — before landing on product design and just... staying. Turns out it was all the same itch: take something messy and make it make sense.

I've designed products for teams around the world, mostly B2B — the kind of software real people actually have to use, whether they wanted to learn it or not. Lately that's meant customer data platforms and community apps: dense, unglamorous tools someone opens every single morning. What I've built is out there now, used by tens of thousands of people across dozens of countries, which still feels a little unreal to say out loud.

Off the clock: I read a lot, swim whenever I can, sing badly in the car, and try to be outside more than inside. Right now that mostly means turning my old transit van into a camper on weekends, and learning to fish — very much still learning.