The screen is the last 20% of my job.

What sets my work apart is how I approach design — not just as a creative exercise, but as a problem-solving tool. I’m intentional about understanding constraints, questioning assumptions, and designing solutions that balance user needs with business outcomes. I’ve worked as both a solo designer and within teams, leading projects end-to-end — from research and strategy to execution and iteration. Whether it’s improving a conversion funnel, simplifying a complex workflow, or shaping a product from 0→1, I focus on clarity, usability, and impact. Right now, I'm open to full-time product design and UX research roles. The teams I do my best work with are early- to growth-stage, willing to do discovery, and comfortable with a designer who'll push back when the brief is wrong.

What I'm looking for

I'm currently freelancing and open to the right next chapter. Specifically:

Full-time, remote / hybrid / relocation. Ideally on a team where research, strategy, and craft are expected to live in the same head — and where I'd be in the room when the call gets made on what to build, not just brought in to make it pretty.

With founders or small product teams. Best fit: 0→1 product work, design-system stand-up, pricing or research-led repositioning, or an enterprise SaaS surface that needs to make sense to several roles at once.

If you want a strategist-designer in the room for the early calls — the brief, the research plan, the framing — but you have execution capacity in-house, I'm happy to do shorter, sharper work that punches above its hours.