Design Engineer · Product DesignerSan FranciscoCurrently @Asana

I turn complex systems into products people trust.

At Asana, I lead system-level product design for permissions and AI workflows. Independently, I build React and iOS products end to end.

Index of selected work ↓
Selected work · 2019 — 2026Outcome
01

Unblocked sensitive work at 300,000-seat scale

Enterprise deals were stalling because shared tasks exposed sensitive fields. I designed field-level controls that now support AI teammates and automations.

99% eligible enterprise adoption
02

Proved Calendly’s value with its first analytics platform

Admins could not justify renewals with raw booking data. I turned it into shareable, decision-ready evidence.

90% adoption among 20+ seat orgs
03

Cut CSM migration work from 10+ hours to 1–2 hours

A guided service connected Customer Success, admins, and end users while closing the dual-access gap.

99% migration completion
04

86% faster training-data labeling, with 15% fewer errors

A keyboard-first workflow moved model training from quarterly to monthly.

1 week to full-team adoption
Side projectsLive · 2026
Agent Consent Patterns homepage

Agent Consent Patterns

Designed and built an accessible React component library and reference for AI-agent approvals, standing authority, and audit trails.

agentconsent.dev
Blackjack Edge homepage

Blackjack Edge

Designed and built an iOS app that teaches optimal blackjack strategy through fast, feedback-rich practice.

blackjackedge.pro

I design the system
and stay through the build.

I started in software engineering, building mobile and web products before moving into design. That background shapes how I work: I surface technical constraints early, model the system before polishing the interface, and stay through launch.

Today I lead design for access controls that govern AI-driven workflows at Asana. Previously, I designed analytics and migration systems at Calendly and training-data tools for machine-learning teams at LivePerson. Off screen: rock climbing, volleyball, cycling around San Francisco, and a cat supervising a rotating cast of fosters.