Much of my recent work has been in technically complex, data-rich products, where the challenge isn’t simply designing an interface — it’s understanding unfamiliar domains, making sense of interconnected systems and finding ways to present that complexity without passing it on to the user.

At Crash Override, I was the sole product designer, owning the end-to-end UX and UI of a new cybersecurity product as it grew in scope and capability. I designed major areas of the platform including build intelligence, catalog management, campaigns and scorecards, deashboards, onboarding and integrations. Before that, at Simpplr, I worked on employee experience products including Recognition and Employee Newsletter, helping take new capabilities from early concepts through to launched, revenue-generating products.

I work across the full product design process, from shaping ambiguous problems with product and engineering through research, interaction and visual design, prototyping and implementation. I work closely with engineers and increasingly use AI-assisted development to build functional prototypes and contribute UI and feature improvements directly to production code.