Everything I do is a design problem of some sort.

My journey began not just with flashy apps or polished UI, but with a microscope slide. I was tasked with designing tools for cancer research. What started as a steep learning curve quickly turned into something more meaningful. I found myself immersed in lab workflows, clinical decisions, and the potential of AI to make a real difference. That experience shaped not just how I design, but why I design.

Over the past 4+ years, I’ve worked at the intersection of healthcare and technology, creating products that now support users from 500+ pharma/biotech enterprise companies.

I care about clarity. I care about integrity. And I care about designing systems that support the people doing life-changing work — not by making things louder, but by making them clearer. That’s the kind of impact I strive for, and the kind of work I want to keep doing.