Thanks for taking a look at some of my work. I wish I could share more with you! 🎉 Most of my projects over the past 8 years have been pretty confidential, and I’m unable to put much on display. Below is a brief timeline of the types of programs I’ve either led, co-led, or have been deeply involved in developing. I’ve also selected some past programs as example case studies of how I think, build, & collaborate.
2023 ↳ Present
Staff Product Designer @ Tonal
Continuing the mission of helping everyone get stronger and healthier by design
2023 ↳ 2024
Director of Product Design @ Apollo Neuro
Led the design of new AI-driven product features
Extensive cross-functional collaboration to help envision and design partnership touch points with key partners like Oura
Worked directly with CTO and mobile eng team to constantly ship, sometimes multiple times a day
Delivered key foundational design research and customer insights, helping set the stage for significant upcoming business transition
2022 ↳ 2023
Cofounder @ Area 120
Building a stealth startup within Google at the intersection of generative AI and resistance training, aiming to deliver positive health outcomes at scale
The following case studies are meant to illustrate aspects of how I collaborate. While some of the work is trending towards older, I wanted to include it as a illustration of process. In the future, as more work becomes publicly accessible, I’ll add additional sections, but for now, please take a look!
From late 2022 to early 2023 I was a Co-founder and intrapreneur of a fitness startup within Google's bottoms-up innovation center Area 120. Here, I had the privilege of working with a small team of brilliant people to help envision ways to improve health outcomes for everyone with novel approaches to resistance training.
Read about my Area 120 expereince
My first project at Fitbit (pre-aquisiton) involved helping lead the design for the original Fitbit Sense. The Sense was Fitbit's most ambitious smartwatch ever, with new ground breaking sensors and thoughtful software experiences. It also got some good reviews.
My last program at Airbnb involved researching, prototyping, piloting, and leading the early design for what became Airbnb Experirences.
I also wrote about it.
Sometimes I get asked about the tools I use. Even though I’m pixel pushing less these days, I can still get down with the business. Design is usually visual, after all. Here’s a selection of tools I spend (or have spent) considerable time using.
figma
sketch
adobe photoshop
adobe illustrator
adobe fresco
adobe after effects
adobe premiere
adobe premiere rush
adobe encore
audacity
dscout
usertesting.com
vidlet
html5 and css3
git workflows
(hacky) javascript