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I design products that empower people,
help them thrive at work,
and live their best lives.

Previously @
doordash, apple, fleetsmith, massdrop, and other early stage startups
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I design products that empower people,
help them thrive at work,
and live their best lives.

Previously @
doordash, apple, fleetsmith, massdrop, and other early stage startups
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DoorDash
2022-2024

Substitutions for grocery delivery

I led design for DoorDash's grocery substitutions. Highlights from 3 experiments that drove $13.4M in Gross Order Value, fewer missing items, and more perfectly fulfilled orders.

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Helping more customers respond to out-of-stock items

Led vision work to solve Dashers' #1 pain point: improving real-time communications for out-of-stock grocery items to help customers respond quickly and keep orders on track.

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Apple
2021-2022

Apple Business Essentials

When Fleetsmith was acquired by Apple, our small but mighty team brought native device management to its business portal, gave it a visual lift, and launched the Apple Business Essentials product. I oversaw design for managing app configuration and deployment.

Apple Business Essentials
Fleetsmith
2019-2020

Custom Apps

I led the design of a highly technical feature enabling IT Admins to deploy custom applications to their fleet. I worked closely with our customers to build something they'd love through multiple iterations, and it was a key lever in driving customer retention and unlocking enterprise customers.

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Designing for scale with App Configs

At Fleetsmith, a Series B startup, our early product wasn’t built for scale—yet customers were growing fast and needed to manage larger device fleets. I led efforts to evolve our core platform to meet these emerging needs.

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Massdrop
2018-2019

Community-driven commerce

At Massdrop, a Series B startup a niche enthusiast platform blending communities and commerce, I helped shape the foundations of its social e-commerce experience. I focused on making it easy for enthusiasts to discover new communities while seamlessly shopping within their favorite hobbies.

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Emoji reactions

In 2018, I designed and launched emoji reactions to bring quick, expressive engagement to our enthusiast communities—from audiophiles, to mechanical keyboard fans, and beyond. What seemed playful on the surface was a strategic move to foster lightweight interaction, drive content visibility, and strengthen community connection across the platform.

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Built Massdrop’s first design system

I helped build Massdrop's first design system and created a set of living, breathing libraries and documentation that helped us stay aligned, working off the latest designs, form design standards, and build more efficiently.

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About me

I’ve been designing digital products since 2018, primarily focused on turning the messy and complex into deeply considered experiences that customers love—whether at early-stage startups or big tech. Lately, I’ve been excited about building products that not only deliver elegance and utility, but also add a sprinkling of humanity, joy, and heart. 💖

Outside of work, you’ll find me nerding out over light roast pour-over techniques, practicing (questionable) matcha latte art, building overly intricate Notion systems, trying new recipes, or—when winter hits—teaching myself to master the backwards crossover.