Senior B2B SaaS product designer with 6+ years working on complex enterprise software. I research the problem, design the experience, and build working prototypes in code.
Three shipped product projects, plus a look at how I built this portfolio.
Replaced spreadsheet exports with modular role-based templates. 62% of users built multiple custom dashboards for distinct workflows, driving a 71% increase in sustained views.
Reworked navigation around member intent and unified search with conversational AI. Daily activity doubled and Ahri research sessions grew 500%, backed by strong qualitative member feedback.
Connected purchasing, receiving, and stock tracking in one workflow. The release unblocked enterprise deals during pilot demos, contributing to an 18% increase in recurring revenue and 8% YoY adoption growth.
Built this site in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, including reusable page patterns and an AI assistant that retrieves context from my project notes.
How I approach software design, cross-functional collaboration, and measurable business outcomes.
Enterprise products fail when components branch into ad-hoc one-offs. I build extensible component architectures, token hierarchies, and pattern libraries that let product teams ship fast without technical or design debt.
Static Figma mocks hide latency, responsive edge cases, and real kinetic weight. I build prototypes in semantic HTML, CSS, and modern JavaScript to compress discovery loops and validate interactions before engineering sprints begin.
Design craft is only as valuable as the behavior it shifts. Every case study anchors on measurable results: +71% sustained dashboard views, +18% recurring revenue, +500% Ahri sessions, or 92% design system adoption.
I’ve spent 6+ years at the seam of product design, information architecture, and frontend engineering. Over 5 years at Designlab, I mentored 1,500+ emerging designers and facilitated 400+ critique sessions.
Based in Austin, TX. Open to Senior and Staff Product Designer or Design Engineering roles at design-led teams.
