Systems,
Interfaces,
Teams.
8+ years leading UX and design systems for enterprise products — SimSpace, then NBCUniversal. This past year, I’ve been designing and building independently, including Tappetizer, now used by teachers in their classrooms.
Open to design systems and product design roles.
Built, systematised, automated.
A Figma plugin that turns an hour of manual table building into a few clicks, at 100% design system compliance.
Component libraries across React, Angular, Salesforce and Shadcn, supporting roughly 24 enterprise products a year on configurable, self-service templates.
Redesigned the student testing interface and built a real-time assessment dashboard for instructors — deployed to DoD and financial-institution clients.
Splits a transparent sticker sheet into individual artwork, so no one crops a sticker sheet by hand again. 1.6k users.
Jackbox-style party games for classrooms — students join from their own phones while the game plays on the projector.
Browser tool for identifying stylistic sets, ligatures, and OpenType features in any .ttf font file.
Hand-drawn, playful wireframing library for Figma — a parody homage to Balsamiq, used 5,500+ times before being taken down.
Range status, automated-defense and network-map dashboards for cyber range proctors — turning a raw log dump into a structured, branded interface.
Three lanes, one loop.
I look for the work people keep redoing — audits, shadowing designers, watching a teacher run a lesson — the pattern usually hides in what everyone quietly avoids.
Turn the recurring thing into something other people can reach for: components, page templates, documentation and accessibility specs that engineering can build straight from.
Then remove the manual step altogether — a Figma plugin, a generator, a product. Shipped to real users, instrumented and maintained after launch.