Design EngineerSan FranciscoCurrently — Asana

AI systems people trust, designed and built.

I design — and build — the invisible systems that decide whether software is trusted: access controls, analytics, and AI workflows for products used by millions.

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

Access control at 300,000-seat scale

Enterprise deals stalled on 'who can see what.' Designed the permission model that now underwrites Asana's AI teammates.

99% enterprise adoption
02

0→1 analytics platform

No chart system, no precedent. Built the scheduling industry's first analytics product.

90% adoption at ga
03

Org migration tooling

10-hour manual migrations, compliance gaps. One guided flow across three roles.

75% reduction in csm task time
04

AI training-data platform

Models learn only as fast as humans label. Keyboard-first tooling made labeling 86% faster.

86% faster classification

A developer's brain,
a designer's conscience.

I started as a developer, building mobile and web apps before I ever opened a design tool. A decade later, the throughline is translation: taking systems with real technical constraints and making them feel obvious.

Today that means leading design for access controls and AI-driven workflows at Asana. Previously: Calendly, LivePerson. Off screen — rock climbing, volleyball, cycling around San Francisco, and a cat supervising a rotating cast of fosters.