Ten years across product strategy, UX, design systems and front-end engineering. Most recently carrying a clinical platform from brand and blank Figma file through React implementation and full-stack ownership.
Pre-launch SaaS platform for clinics and healthcare providers, spanning practice management, staff operations and patient self-service across responsive web and React Native. Designed the brand and end-to-end product experience, then built most of the platform: roughly 180 routes, a documented design system, and 100+ clinical and administrative forms. Expanded into full-stack ownership, leading the Parse to Supabase migration across a database of about 200 tables.
Lead product designer and front-end consultant on an AI-enabled workplace wellness concept combining personalized health guidance, employee benefits, onsite services and rewards. Owned the complete brand and design system, designed the employee-mobile and employer-administration experiences, and independently established the initial React Native front end.
A B2B2C platform combining employee financial wellness, payroll-based automation and neobanking. Owned brand and product design direction, built nearly all front-end experiences, led front-end architecture and managed junior developers. 14 partner pilots and seven signed contracts, roughly 135,000 potential users. NEXT AI graduate.
Redesigned and shipped customer-facing storefront pages for a direct-to-consumer device-customization brand, designing and coding selected experiences in HTML, CSS and vanilla JavaScript.
Designed and implemented consumer property search, listing and market-insight experiences, building front-end features in Ember.js — the first role where design and implementation sat with the same person.
Sole designer for an employer-discovery startup: the product experience, company-profile system, website and brand assets, from early concept through high-fidelity interfaces.
Full-stack development. An intensive nine-week, 400+ hour program covering HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Ruby and Ruby on Rails.
Where the habit of thinking in systems started: how people move through a space, and what a system of parts has to hold up under.