About
I’m a design leader with over 10 years of experience in user experience and product strategy. What I enjoy most is mentoring and bringing teams together—creating an environment where ideas can grow and creativity can thrive. My work spans E-Commerce, SaaS solutions, mobile apps, and enterprise platforms, each giving me the opportunity to drive meaningful growth and impact. I feel fortunate to have built a career that not only fuels my passion but also lets me inspire others along the way.
Whether leading a team or contributing as a member, I focus on building strong relationships that strengthen collaboration and help everyone succeed.
Other things
Here are a few things you won’t find on my resume: I have a passion for photography, especially capturing close-up macro shots. My family and I are always on the lookout for new hiking trails to explore. And when I’m not immersed in the world of UX, I love building things—everything from mobile workbenches and model kits to a pair of wearable wings I crafted for my daughter’s cosplay to wear to a Comic Con (you can see those below).
Cosplay Wings
My daughter is a huge fan of Good Omens and decided to go as Crowley for an upcoming Comic Con in Dallas. Building the wings was the real challenge — they needed to be lightweight enough to wear comfortably but tough enough to survive the crowds and chaos of the convention. Thankfully, they held up beautifully through both days (with just a few quick touch-ups). We had an incredible time, and I proudly earned the title of “Father of the Year."
A Shrine to Good Omens
After we got back from Comic Con, I created a special display for my daughter showcasing all her Good Omens collectibles. It featured her costume wings, her photo with David Tennant, and pieces from her outfit. Before the event, she had written a 200-page fan-fiction book, which Tennant graciously signed. I hand-cut and bound two copies of the book—one she proudly gifted to him. To complete the collection, I also crafted a snake-head belt inspired by his character using a custom 3D print.
Mobile Workbench
I love taking on woodworking projects, and this one was all about creating a portable work surface I could easily move around the garage or outside when needed. Let’s just say my “mobile” skills extend beyond app design.
A Magical Place
This treehouse stage took about a week to build and quickly became the favorite hangout for my daughter and her friends—a place for performances, laughter, and countless magical memories. Later, I added string lights and a slide to make it even more special.