Work

My work spans design systems, enterprise product, and AI-assisted practice.

Digital DOS workflow diagram

The documented process and the real process had diverged.

Halliburton · 2023–2025

Drilling engineers analyze downhole data continuously: before, during, and after a run. I went and watched them do it, and found the procedures had been written years earlier while the work had moved on. The uploader I designed closed a gap nobody had named.

Enterprise UXUser ResearchWorkflow DesignInformation Architecture
SignalBoosters and the ATG design library

Sole creative lead across four ecommerce properties.

Silk Worldwide → Atlantic Technology Group · 2025–Present

SignalBoosters, WilsonAmplifiers, Bolton Technical, and now ATG: homepage redesign, a 450-post content architecture, launches, campaigns, and every customer-facing surface in between.

Design SystemsFigmaEcommerceMulti-brand
the Arbor token system and component library

The portfolio is the product.

Self-directed · 2026

Information architecture, content model, and interaction design for a site whose central problem is that different visitors are evaluating me for different things. The lens system you are using right now is the answer.

AI WorkflowDesign SystemsPrompt ArchitectureMCP
ExxonMobil internal systems, enablement, and proprietary stack work

The team had something valuable. Nobody could use it.

ExxonMobil · 2016–2024

Three engagements over eight years, all circling the same problem: a new internal team with something worth having, and an organization that could not find it or adopt it. I learned the proprietary front-end framework and stopped being a designer who handed work to developers.

Internal SystemsEnablementVideoProprietary Stack
CITGO retail brand, packaging, and centennial work

The hardest constraint was the person installing it.

CITGO · 2021–2022

Retail marketing across thousands of stations, plus the Mystik centennial. The real product problem hid in the print: every piece had to be installable by a station manager who had never seen it, with no instructions and no second chance.

BrandPackagingRetailIllustration
United Airlines internal communications and customer-facing booking work

One product for the crew, one for the customer.

United Airlines · 2019–2021

Two contract engagements. An internal tool bridging ground staff and flight crew — gate agents, flight attendants, captains, operations — and the customer-facing ticket purchasing flow, which shipped and remains in use.

Enterprise UXConsumerOperational ToolingBooking

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