About

I started working when I was three years old.

For five cents an hour, I filled metal buckets with sand and gravel. Those buckets fed a mixing barrel that turned raw materials into the concrete used to build a 900-ton rock structure known as Living Rock Studios.

I didn't know it then, but I was learning how things get made. How small contributions feed larger systems, and how thoughtful process turns raw inputs into something lasting.

That perspective has shaped how I approach design.

• I don't just design interfaces — I design how the whole system works together
• I understand what needs to be structurally sound — and what needs to remain flexible as things evolve
• I focus on getting the process right so the product holds up over time
• I design for products that last — not just ship
• I work across multidisciplinary teams, with an awareness of how every role contributes to the final product
• I bring clarity to complex, multi-layered problems