I design products people want
to use and systems teams
can build from.

Senior Designer, Brand + Product SystemsNew YorkExploring Senior IC Roles in Design

About

I came up through visual craft: print, brand, and advertising before moving into product design. That background is why I care about the details most product designers skip, and why I think visual quality and systems thinking aren't in tension. They're the same discipline applied at different scales.

For the past several years I've been at EverCommerce, a publicly traded vertical SaaS platform with over 740,000 business customers. My work there sits at the edge of brand and product — building the visual systems, design language, and marketing experiences that shape how complex B2B software earns trust before a user ever opens the app.

I'm now looking to bring that same rigor to consumer-scale products, where the design decisions affect millions of people instead of thousands, and where craft and scale have to coexist.


Clarity over complexity
The best interfaces make difficult systems understandable. I strip away decoration to reveal essential structure, then make that structure beautiful.
Systems before screens
Great products scale through strong foundations. I design the pattern before the instance, the component before the screen, the token before the color.
Design as decision-making
Every element earns its place through measurable contribution to user outcomes. If it doesn't do work, it doesn't belong.
Adoption is a design problem
A design system nobody uses, a feature nobody finds, a brand nobody applies: these are design failures. I design for the people who have to carry the work forward.

Senior Designer
EverCommerce
2021 to Present
Senior Designer
Stickley Furniture
2020 to 2021
Graphic Designer
Stickley Furniture
2016 to 2020
Graphic Design Intern
Mindshare LLC
Summer 2015
Website Content Manager
Madison Irving Pediatrics
2014 to 2015

Master of Professional Studies, UX Design
Maryland Institute College of Art
Bachelor of Arts
SUNY Oneonta

Let's build something
worth using.