A little context

I've spent the last four years as the sole designer on a three-platform regulated healthcare workforce system — working closely with engineers, navigating shifting priorities, and building frameworks that changed how the team made decisions, not just how the product looked. That's meant pushing back on features that weren't working, designing for real constraints, and helping teams make better decisions over time.

I listen more than I speak. In practice that means I'm absorbing context, mapping relationships, and forming a point of view before I open my mouth — so when I do say something, it tends to matter. People who've worked with me closely describe it as a kind of quiet reliability: I show up, I put my head down, and I do what needs to be done. When things get chaotic I go quiet, ask clarifying questions, and work the problem.

I'm at my best in environments where complexity is unavoidable and the work requires real judgment — not just execution. I work best close to engineers, close to PMs, and close to users — in environments where design has a real seat at the table. I love talking things through with others, especially in early-stage problem framing where brainstorming is still the right tool. I'm drawn to small, focused teams where the stakes are real and the collaboration is genuine.

I'm looking for senior product design roles at product companies, agencies, and consultancies — on teams where the work is genuinely complex and the collaboration is real. Remote or hybrid.