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I designproductsand Ishipthem.

I’m a Product Designer and Design Engineer. I solve product problems, design how things should work, and get involved in building them too.

Portfolio 2026Design + codeRemote · Worldwide
Product designDesign systemsDesign engineeringPrototypingFront-endResearchProduct designDesign systemsDesign engineeringPrototypingFront-endResearch
What I work on

The kinds of problems I get pulled into.

And the ones I go looking for. Most of the work starts somewhere between a messy problem and a product that has to ship.

01

Complex products

I make products with lots of moving parts easier to understand and use.

02

Design systems

I help teams build products that feel consistent, without solving the same problem twice.

03

Design engineering

I design in Figma and work in code, so the finished experience survives the handoff.

04

Figuring out what to build

When the problem isn’t clear yet, I help teams find what people need and what to build next.

Built brick by brick

A little about where I’ve been.

2018 → now
01Northwind2025 – nowSenior Product Designer
02Sundry2023 – 25Senior Product Designer
03Loop2023 – 25Senior Product Designer
04Atlas Labs2022 – 23Product Designer
05Harbor2020 – 21Product Designer
06Freelance2018 – 20Product Designer
Word of mouth

A few notes from people I’ve worked with.

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