I design clarity
into complex
systems.
Lead UX Designer working where clarity isn't optional. I design AI-assisted products for people who are professionally skeptical of them — enterprise security, analyst workflows, and data-dense platforms where a misread output has consequences.
Selected Work
Enterprise & AI Product Design
NARC — AI-Assisted Analysis for Enterprise Security
Led UX for an LLM-powered detection workflow — designing for AI provenance, interpretability, and analyst trust.
From Coverage Data to Coverage Insight
Restructured the platform’s core analytical surface, validated with two Fortune 500 financial institutions before development — then redesigned the filtering model when production revealed the restructure had introduced a new failure.
Unified Landing Experience
Replaced a fragmented entry point — mixing company news with security dashboards — with a single operational surface: threat intelligence, coverage posture, prioritized recommendations, and quick navigation. Four enterprise customers asked for personalization before build. I scoped it second, on purpose.
Expand Your YOUNIVERSE — Dell Global Campaign
Creative direction and UX for Dell's global immersive campaign.
Process
The interface is the last thing I design.
Most teams reach for the UI too quickly. I slow down at the beginning — digging into system logic, mental models, and constraint hierarchies — so that what gets built actually fits how people think. Years of client work taught me to earn trust fast and deliver under real conditions.
I’ve run the entire design function for an enterprise security platform solo for three years — AI product, core analytical surface, design system, accessibility. That means choosing leverage over volume, and defending decisions without a design org behind you.
About
Designer, painter, boxer. Still obsessing over the details.
I’ve spent most of my career working where the design decisions have real consequences — first at Dell and ScienceLogic, now in enterprise security and AI. The common thread is complexity that actually matters, and work I can shape from upstream rather than polish at the end.
Outside of it: large-format dark fantasy oil portraits, boxing, and learning guitar badly but enthusiastically.
What I’m looking for
The right kind of hard problem.
I do my best work when the design space is genuinely undefined — translating technically complex systems into something that makes sense to the people using them. If you’re building in enterprise software, security, or AI where complexity is the actual challenge, let’s talk.
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