Product Design•Enterprise Systems•Product Leadership

Turning Complexity into Beautiful Software.

I’m a product designer with a software-engineering foundation, specializing in real-world enterprise systems, operational workflows, and data-rich decision tools. I help teams make sense of complexity—so what matters gets the attention it deserves.

Entrade

Circular design process illustration

iTender

DVMB

Supplier RAM

Sentinel

Abstract globe illustration
Blue and white robot illustration
Stylized ram head illustration
Illustration of dashboard screens orbiting inside a sphere
CWORS cycle-count interface with a stacked equipment schematic and cycle totals

From Difficult Systems to Clearer Decisions.

TechnipFMC subsea control module illustration

I like problems that
resist easy answers

About me

I’m drawn to software with dense domains, interconnected workflows, and no obvious answer. That’s where I do my best work: understanding the system, finding the important relationships, and turning complexity into something people can actually use.

Product Thinking

Great design starts before the UI

The interface is only the visible layer. Good product design comes from understanding the user’s work, the decisions they need to make, the business rules underneath it, and the technical constraints shaping what’s possible.

The goal isn’t just to digitize an existing process. It’s to ask what can be simplified, connected, anticipated, or removed entirely.

Software Development

I learned design and code together

I took my first graphic design course in college while learning JavaScript. I loved both the creative freedom of design and the logic of code, so I chose web design.

That combination still shapes how I work. I understand that products have architecture, state, data, APIs, constraints, and dependencies. It helps me ask better questions, recognize tradeoffs earlier, and stay involved from rough concept through working software.

Leadership

Use design as strategic leverage

Design creates more value when it enters the conversation early—connecting users, domain experts, product, engineering, data, and business.

That’s how I think about leadership: creating the conditions for design to uncover opportunities, frame better problems, clarify tradeoffs, and influence product direction—not just appearance.

Career History

  1. 2021–NowEnuit

    Senior UX Designer

    Leading the modernization of a mature ETRM platform while establishing the product design systems and patterns used across its web applications.

  2. 2018–2021TechnipFMC

    Product Designer

    Designed and helped build global enterprise products across engineering operations, supplier risk, tendering, and supply-chain intelligence.

  3. 2016–2017On Center Software

    Graphic Designer

    Worked across visual communication and web design in construction software, bridging brand, marketing, and digital product work.

  4. 2013–2016Enuit

    Software Developer

    Built enterprise software before moving fully into product design, giving me the technical foundation that still shapes how I work today.

  5. 2010–2013BYU Idaho

    Student • BS in Web Design & Development