I started out as a chemical engineer, learning to find the simple logic hiding inside complicated systems. I've done the same thing as a product designer ever since, just with people instead of chemicals.

For the past 6+ years I've worked across insurtech, automotive, hospitality, and a B2B scrap-metal marketplace. The messier the workflow, the more I have to offer, and it tends to pay off: 18% higher engagement, 22% faster task completion, design debt cut by 25%.

I'm also hands-on with AI, building it into the products I ship and into how I work.

If your hardest product problem is the one nobody wants to touch, that's the one I want.