How I Approach Product Design

A photo of myself in Griffith Observatory
A photo of myself in Griffith Observatory
A photo of myself in Griffith Observatory

I approach product design as a systems problem, not just an interface problem. I focus on how data, behavior, and context shape user decisions, and I design solutions that reduce friction at critical moments.


My work often sits at the intersection of mobile experience, real time data, and sustainability impact. I am especially interested in products that operate quietly in the background, automate complexity, and build user trust through clarity and predictability.


Across my projects, I translate research findings and technical constraints into usable product flows, interactive prototypes, and testable systems.

Design Perspective

I value clarity over feature volume and decision support over visual complexity. I prioritize interfaces that make important actions obvious, reduce cognitive load, and respect user attention.

I am drawn to products where timing and trust matter, such as safety systems, financial tools, and sustainability platforms. These contexts require predictable behavior, strong information hierarchy, and transparent feedback.

My design decisions follow three principles: reduce friction, surface the right information at the right moment, and make system behavior understandable to users.


I value clarity over feature volume and decision support over visual complexity. I prioritize interfaces that make important actions obvious, reduce cognitive load, and respect user attention.

I am drawn to products where timing and trust matter, such as safety systems, financial tools, and sustainability platforms. These contexts require predictable behavior, strong information hierarchy, and transparent feedback.

My design decisions follow three principles: reduce friction, surface the right information at the right moment, and make system behavior understandable to users.

I value clarity over feature volume and decision support over visual complexity. I prioritize interfaces that make important actions obvious, reduce cognitive load, and respect user attention.

I am drawn to products where timing and trust matter, such as safety systems, financial tools, and sustainability platforms. These contexts require predictable behavior, strong information hierarchy, and transparent feedback.

My design decisions follow three principles: reduce friction, surface the right information at the right moment, and make system behavior understandable to users.

My Design Values

My design values are shaped by impact driven and real world problem contexts. I am motivated by products where better information and better interaction design can influence outcomes and user behavior.

I work iteratively and measure progress through testing and refinement. I value discipline, repeatable process, and continuous improvement across research, prototyping, and system level decisions.

I aim to design products that are useful under constraint, understandable under pressure, and reliable over time.

My design values are shaped by impact driven and real world problem contexts. I am motivated by products where better information and better interaction design can influence outcomes and user behavior.

I work iteratively and measure progress through testing and refinement. I value discipline, repeatable process, and continuous improvement across research, prototyping, and system level decisions.

I aim to design products that are useful under constraint, understandable under pressure, and reliable over time.

My design values are shaped by impact driven and real world problem contexts. I am motivated by products where better information and better interaction design can influence outcomes and user behavior.

I work iteratively and measure progress through testing and refinement. I value discipline, repeatable process, and continuous improvement across research, prototyping, and system level decisions.

I aim to design products that are useful under constraint, understandable under pressure, and reliable over time.

What am I looking for?

I am seeking product design roles where I can contribute to mobile-first, data-driven products and continue developing end-to-end product thinking from research to prototype to system-level decisions.

My goal is to work on products that integrate real data, meaningful user outcomes, and thoughtful interaction design, especially in fintech, sustainability, and civic technology contexts.