I’m a product design leader who operates at the intersection of systems, trust, and scale, helping organizations define direction in ambiguous product spaces and leave behind foundations that endure.
I began my career working on dense, mission-critical systems at Concur (TripIt & ExpenseIt), where I learned how to simplify complex information, align cross-platform teams, and modernize core products without fragmenting long-term platform strategy.
At Mozilla, I designed Firefox for iOS from the ground up, defining the foundational interaction model for a privacy-first browser on a constrained platform. This work established iOS as a credible, first-class surface for Firefox and shaped how the organization approached mobile design, trust, and safety.
As Director of Product Design at Thrive Global, I elevated design from execution to strategy—reframing the product from a content library into a behavior-change system, aligning leadership, behavioral science, and engineering around clear outcomes, and leaving the organization with a durable model for translating abstract principles into human-centered products.
At Dropbox, I operated at modern scale—setting direction for mobile Photos and Search, governing ML-adjacent experiences with an emphasis on trust and clarity, and making high-cost decisions that influenced roadmap, systems, and ethical precedent beyond my immediate scope.
Most recently, at Meta, I worked across mature and emerging product surfaces, contributing to Messenger and Horizon within a highly interdependent ecosystem. This work reinforced my ability to collaborate across product, engineering, and policy, navigate layered constraints, and design responsibly where decisions carry platform-level impact.
Across roles, my impact has been less about titles and more about setting precedent—making tradeoffs explicit, enabling other designers to do their best work, and leaving organizations stronger, clearer, and more resilient than I found them
I call Marin County (UTC-8) home, but I work with teams around the world. While I find that working remotely helps me focus for heads-down work, I'm always open to meeting up in person!
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