I'm a product designer, and I've been at it for 7+ years, working on apps millions of people use across entertainment, gaming, fintech, and AI. Big range, I know. But the common thread has always been the same: make something complicated feel like it was never complicated in the first place.

Away from the screen, I'm just really curious about stuff. How things work. Why they work. Whether they could work better. That tends to spill into everything. You'll find me mid-route on a bike trip I over-planned, somewhere new trying to figure out what to eat, or out flying my drone chasing a shot I've had in my head. Lately AI has had most of my attention. Not just watching it from a distance but actually using it, testing it, and figuring out how the designer's role is shifting because of it.

I care a lot about the craft, and even more about the people I get to do it with. The best projects I've been part of weren't just well-designed. They had people on them who asked real questions, weren't precious about being wrong, and just genuinely wanted to make something good. That's the environment I try to be part of, and try to create.