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I make complex, consequential tools easier to use.
- 4x first designer
- from rockets to robots
- problem solving that unlocks revenue
Financial intelligenceAerospace manufacturingLaboratory workflowsIT operations
Addressing the question that was stalling sales
Turning company profiles into explorable relationship maps, so analysts could find the connections that mattered.
A 7-figure saleThe largest deal in company history, credited to the feature
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The UI was killing the deal
Restructuring a corporate-intelligence platform around how analysts actually work: comparing, verifying, tracing networks.
6-figureUnlocked government contracts
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The missing compliance system that closed aerospace contracts
Nonconformance tracking for AS9100 — a system where the audit trail builds itself as people do their jobs.
40 → 10 minDocumentation time with the guided workflow
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Rebuilding an app into a new standard
Reframing the Splunk App for Microsoft Exchange around service health — seeing the smoke before the fire.
+300%App downloads, with 20% fewer support calls
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05 · Hazel Miller Foundation · 2026 — A paper grant application became an online system: a verified grants database, a giving dashboard and a board voting portal. Case study available on request.
Through Teveyo · one monthDesign for the job, not the demo.
Find the question that's stalling the deal.
Every case here started with a business problem, not a screen. Pathfinder began as the question sales couldn't answer in a demo. Nonconformance tracking began as the contract Manufacturo couldn't sign.
Make the data's structure self-evident.
Cards photograph well; analysts need tables. I'll defend the dense, sortable, verifiable version, and put the identifiers people open a page to check above the fold.
Let the record build itself.
The quality engineer needs to move fast; the auditor needs a complete record. Design the documentation as a byproduct of the work and both get what they need — then the pattern spreads, into the flagship app, into the core product.
Working software, not pictures of it.
Side projects built end to end with AI tools. They keep me fluent in what's now possible, and let me design with the real thing in hand.
Neon Grid
A projector floor game for kids. The camera turns movement into the controller.
Signal — Incident Intelligence Copilot
An incident dashboard that combines AI summaries, infrastructure metrics and related incidents for operations teams.
- BreatheA customizable box-breathing trainer.Realtime, feedback-driven iteration
- Apex RacerA multiplayer racing game with high-score tracking.Database-driven multiplayer, realtime inputs
- Ball Collision ArenaColliding balls spawn more balls; speed, color and shading controls.WebGL-optimized graphics
- Bam Bam Boxing!Rock 'em sock 'em boxing with customizable fighters.File upload, custom audio, realtime multiplayer
- Word ReaderSight-word practice with a reward animation for every success.Gamified learning
- Monster Truck MayhemA monster-truck game designed by a kid.Teaching kids to build with AI
- Pitfall Learning AdventureFlash-card practice where every right answer clears an obstacle.Asset management
- NOC Time MachineA network operations center that travels through time.Just for fun · image generation
18 years of enterprise software. The first designer at four companies. Five patents. Based in Seattle, working with the people who know the domain best.
- Role
- Lead Product Designer
- Based
- Seattle
- Experience
- 18 years
- First designer at
- Blue Origin · WireScreen · PitchBook · Opentrons PRL
- Domains
- Financial intelligence · Aerospace manufacturing · Laboratory workflows · IT operations
- Résumé
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