Senior UX Designer specializing in 0-to-1 AI experiences.
I’m a hands-on Senior UX/Product Designer for technically complex, ambiguous product areas. I work best when product direction exists, but the UX model does not yet — turning strategy, customer needs, and engineering constraints into clear workflows, prototypes, and shipped experiences.
Currently designing Workday's Agent System of Record. Previously worked on the original Workday Agent for Microsoft Copilot and Amazon Alexa.
Three projects, one pattern.
Each project started with broad goals, changing technology, and complex requirements. I owned the UX work needed to turn that direction into clear flows, working prototypes, and real product experiences.
I make complex products easier to understand and build.
I work best on products with changing technology, interconnected systems, and no obvious interaction pattern.
Define product logic before polishing the surface
I untangle the complexity of new product areas. I map the objects, relationships, and logic required to make a brand-new AI concept make sense to the user.
Turn goals and constraints into clear UX decisions
I take product goals, customer needs, and engineering constraints and shape them into information architecture, workflows, and practical staged decisions within my product area.
Use new technology to move faster
I adopt new tools quickly when they help me understand, test, or build the product better. I use functional AI-assisted prototypes to explore logic, states, permissions, and complete flows—not only screen layouts. The tool is not the strategy; it helps me turn a clear product model into something teams and customers can experience sooner.
Apply established foundations to new frontiers
I bridge the gap between strategy and execution. I take established enterprise design systems and creatively apply them to entirely new, uncharted product categories.
Prototypes that drive executive alignment.
My high-fidelity prototypes act as the translation layer between product strategy and engineering, empowering leadership to confidently present 0-to-1 concepts on the main stage.
I have a Candidate of Sciences in Linguistics, a PhD-equivalent research degree, and formal training in design. I am also an incoming Human-Centered AI student at the University of Washington HCDE. My background helps me work across language, interaction, research, and new and interconnected systems.
I’m looking for senior IC product design roles where I can define UX for new or evolving product areas, partner closely with PM and engineering, and stay hands-on from early ambiguity through implementation.
I’m strongest in product-definition work: turning product direction, customer needs, systems constraints, and technical complexity into clear workflows, interaction models, prototypes, and shipped experiences. I’m less interested in design-systems-only, visual-refresh-only, or strategy-only leadership roles.