15 years building complex, high-stakes products for customers and the people who serve them, driving design cultures where great work is expected.
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Redesigning the primary tool for 10,000+ help desk and claims experts—a conversational, AI-powered workspace that makes every customer interaction feel simple, personal, and white-glove.
Rebuilding the core operating system for 680+ repair stores nationwide—transforming how experts check in customers, manage repairs, and run their business.
Reducing claim resolution from 45 minutes to under 10—helping 10,000+ customers per month self-serve at repair stores.
Replacing 60+ disconnected apps with one responsive tool—improving Cast Member efficiency by 25% across 5 parks.
Trip planning tool helping 809,000+ vacation club owners discover their dream destinations across 270+ resorts worldwide.
Mobile-first e-commerce redesign that broke attendance records and drove double-digit growth in online ticket sales.
I build teams that understand the why, take ownership of the how, and ship work that moves the business. Here's what that looks like in practice.
Great design culture doesn't happen by accident — I build it intentionally through open critique, inclusive hiring, and a genuine commitment to psychological safety. Direct feedback and creative risk-taking aren't in tension on my teams. They're expected in equal measure.
I communicate goals so clearly that designers can own outcomes, not just tasks. When someone on my team pushes back on a direction, I take that as a sign the culture is working — not a problem to manage.
I give my team stretch opportunities, room to fail, and honest feedback that helps them grow into more well-rounded designers and leaders. I also push early adoption of tools like Cursor, v0, and Figma Make — not to shortcut the craft, but to multiply what's possible.
Design is a business partner, not a service department. Every decision my team makes is grounded in real user research, validated through feedback, and measured by outcomes that matter to the business.
I design for the people on the front lines — the technician running 12 repairs back to back, the cast member managing a family's once-in-a-lifetime vacation, the agent handling a customer's worst day. Complex, high-stakes products built for experts who depend on them completely. That's where I've done my best work, and where I keep choosing to go.
I started as a designer who cared obsessively about craft. Over time I learned that craft without strategy is just taste, and strategy without craft is just a deck. The leader I've become holds both.
I write about design leadership on my Substack, No Barriers to Entry. If you're building something interesting and care deeply about design culture, let's talk.
I'm not looking for just anything — I'm looking for the right thing. If you're building products that demand great design and you care deeply about the culture behind it, I'd genuinely love to connect.