Then I design what should have existed.
I’ve spent 15+ years making complex systems feel like they were designed for actual humans: product strategy, UX, research synthesis, accessibility, AI workflows, healthcare, legal/document systems, and the strange places where people are forced to become their own operating manual.
A focused 5 to 10 day strategy sprint for founders, teams, agencies, and organizations trying to figure out what to build, fix, automate, pitch, or reposition next.
Most teams do not need more tools. They need someone who can find the fracture, name the real problem, map the opportunity, and design the next intelligent move.
I am building a portfolio and advisory practice around the work that keeps finding me: AI systems, high-stakes workflows, care infrastructure, product clarity, and narrative systems that help people tell the truth without sanding off the weird.
Current focus: ambient AI, memory and consent models, chronic illness tools, legal/document workflows, research synthesis, and the question underneath most product messes: what is the system asking the wrong person to carry?
I am not trying to show every project I have ever touched. Nobody needs that museum. This is the routing system: the strongest signals, the safest summaries, and the work I can discuss more deeply when context allows.
Built human-in-the-loop workflows that turn messy inputs into usable insight without letting automation eat the judgment.
Designed for healthcare, public-sector, accessibility, compliance, forms, trust, and cognitive load.
Worked across Salesforce, B2B SaaS, portals, mobile, service blueprints, and cross-functional product systems.
Pattern recognition, narrative repair, founder translation, and knowing when the best feature is mercy.
Public-safe previews of work across regulated, enterprise, healthcare, legal-adjacent, AI, and service systems. Some case files are access-controlled because NDAs are real and the receipts goblin loves technicalities.
A field enablement experience supporting representatives with product education, workflow efficiency, and clearer customer conversations.
High-stakes forms and service workflows where clarity, cognitive load, and accessibility directly shape whether people can get help.
A portal redesign involving experience review, process flows, content reduction, prototyping, testing, and platform constraints.
A human-in-the-loop workflow that used AI concepts to synthesize large volumes of user data while protecting context and judgment.
A speculative UX prototype for personal ambient AI, memory, consent, correction, and human control.
Writing on evidence, AI, accessibility, healthcare, legal bureaucracy, memory, trust, and the tiny rituals teams invent to survive complexity.
What healthcare, legal systems, and broken support workflows teach us about evidence, trust, and user burden.
Public AI documentation should be treated as a user experience problem, not only a policy output.
What accessibility, trauma-informed design, chronic illness, and service design teach product teams about cognitive load.
Nonlinear careers need routing systems, not prettier museums. Ask me how I know.
Some work is polished. Some work is a prototype. Some work is a question with a skeleton. I keep experiments here because unfinished ideas often reveal where the next system needs to exist.
Emergency context, chronic condition tracking, and communication under stress.
Turning scattered thoughts into clearer therapy session notes.
Translating nonlinear experience into resumes, portfolios, and career narratives.
A concept for people leaving dating apps and trying to understand what comes next.
I work where the system is messy, the human is overloaded, and the interface is only one symptom of a deeper workflow or trust problem.
For senior UX/product roles, consulting, AI + UX sprints, protected case access, or strategic collaborations.