Product designer
for complex
B2B tools,
and I build
the prototypes myself.
Portals, pricing tools, and design systems on top of Salesforce and ERP data. Research, interaction, UI, and then I build it: usually two weeks to a working prototype, with coding agents doing a lot of the typing. Something you can click and try to break, not a file to imagine your way through.
Austin, TX · US Permanent Resident · Open to full-time and to 2–8 week contracts
Selected projects
Web app, live and growing. A 3D map of Austin's buildings by year built and land value, with guided tours. Python pipeline on county and city data, three.js in the browser.
Figma plugin, published in the Community. Paste a table, get an editable vector chart instead of redrawing it by hand.
Compare countries by population, area, and density, drawn as charts rather than tables. Built solo, from data pipeline to interface.
An open-source icon family: 1,000+ icons in thin, solid, and regular styles. Drawn and released free to use.
About
Most of my work has been where a bad interface costs real money: regulated finance, B2B logistics, robotics. At Immigrant Invest I'm the only product designer and also lead the presentation and communications designers. I designed the partner portal, built the quoting tool sales use with clients, and rebuilt the design system that at least five products now run on.
Before that I ran my own design studio: a hundred-plus projects across finance, insurance, manufacturing, and retail. That's where the business-first habit comes from. When it's your own studio, the design has to work, not just look right.
I've judged the w3, Communicator, Davey, and Orpetron awards, and picked up a few of my own: Awwwards Honorable Mentions three years running and a CSS Design Awards Website of the Day.
Recent work

Sunset Call
Averaging the skies of two weather models gave a confident “Likely vivid” that neither model actually predicted. So the forecast shows the disagreement instead, says how sure it is, and keeps every miss on screen. Designed and built over a weekend.
AI Speaking Tutor
Concept. Interviews showed that B2+ learners don't need lessons; they need a five-minute daily warm-up to unfreeze their speech. I designed a recorder-first app around that.















