Interfaces made with intent, not defaults.

I've spent the last eight years somewhere between design and engineering, which is a polite way of saying I have opinions about both. Most of my work lives in that seam: design systems that survive contact with a real codebase, prototypes that are honest about what they cost to ship.

Currently building tooling for a small research lab. Previously at two startups and one agency, where I learned that the constraint is almost never the technology.