"We iterate because we can and we iterate because we must. We owe it to our customers to ensure our product is constantly and consistently improving."

-- Me :)

Autobiography

Although a Cincinnati native, I have lived and worked at tech companies around the world in both for-profit and NGO sectors of many sizes.

In 2021, I joined 84.51˚ as a Lead UX Designer, working with the 84.51˚ Prism app, which handles retail media buying and loyalty rewards for CPGs.

Alongside an extremely talented team of designers, engineers, and product leaders, I was able to positively impact not only our users' lives, but Kroger's shoppers' lives, too.

Some of my professional skills are:

Figma, Sketch, and other prototyping tools
User journeys, experience mapping, service design
User interviews, user research, data synthesis and visualization
Data tools like PowerBI, Sisense, Grafana, Datadog, Mixpanel and more
CSS, JavaScript, React, Python
Mentoring and up-skilling junior designers

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Featured Work

A small collection of some of my favorite work.

Exploring 84.51˚ - New!

How do you show your work to the world when everything you've done with and for a company is not to be disclosed? That is, perhaps, the beauty of UX design, as what we do goes beyond pretty pictures - into telling stories.

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Designing Flowspace

As the founding designer at Flowspace, I had the opportunity to build a design system, implement collaborative product/design processes, and mentor other team members toward effective design thinking.

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Strug Design System

Building a design system from the ground up can be a monumental undertaking. Migrating from one design library, i.e., Bootstrap, to a custom design brings its own challenges. Introducing: Strug Design System.

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I've been a part of countless efforts over the past decade or more. To display them all here would be quite an undertaking. If you want to see more of my experience, feel free to reach out, I'd love to share!

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