I’m a product designer with an engineering background, focused on building practical tools that make complex work easier. I care about understanding the real problem first, then designing solutions that are clear, usable, and built to last.

I studied Systems Design Engineering at the University of Waterloo and started my career in mechanical engineering across manufacturing and industrial environments. That experience taught me to think in systems, work within constraints, and pay attention to how things actually function in the real world.

Around the same time, I discovered the power of software. Physical products iterate slowly. Software moves fast. You can prototype, test, and refine continuously. The feedback loop is tighter, and the impact can scale much further. That’s what drew me into product design.

Today, I design systems that help teams make better decisions and operate with more clarity. Through my work with Focus21, I’ve had the opportunity to work on complex operational problems and play a product-driven role across projects, including the GordE platform. My engineering background still shapes how I approach design. I focus on solving the right problem before jumping to solutions, thinking in systems, and looking for root causes and long-term consequences.

Outside of work, I enjoy being active and taking on personal challenges. Right now I’m training for an Ironman 70.3. I also like traveling, making music, and building small side projects just to learn something new. At the moment, I’m working on an interface to visualize my training data.

If you’d like to connect, feel free to reach out or take a look at my work and resume for more detail.