My practice began in film and experimental animation at New York’s School of Visual Arts, where I honed a frame-by-frame obsession with narrative that now drives my approach to product design. Studying typography and design under legends like Ed Benguiat instilled a reverence for precision and rhythm. At the same time, the rise of Web 2.0 propelled me into designing interfaces that balance human warmth with technical discipline.

At JPMorgan Chase, Meta, and IBM, I’ve shaped tools like AI-driven immersive/AR experiences (including systems impacting $6B+ in business decisions) and award-winning apps for the Masters Tournament and State Farm — always grounding emerging tech in storytelling and sensory detail. My work thrives at intersections: hand-drawn logos informing UI iconography, cinematic pacing guiding user flows, and art-school irreverence challenging corporate design paradigms.

Beyond pixels and boardrooms, I nurture curiosity through collaboration with my partner Stephanie, obsessive Peloton-ing, amateur mixology, and restoring our 200-year-old cottage — a lived reminder that great design, like heirloom architecture, demands equal parts vision and elbow grease.