I design complex enterprise software that people actually want to use.

A Watson IoT and computer vision system with Bosch that watches every bottle leaving the line and turns handwritten readings into a live brewhouse dashboard.

SRE surface that clustered noisy alerts into narrated incidents, so the on-call could see the story, not the storm.

Policy tooling that gave underwriters a single, opinionated surface for quoting, comparison, and portfolio risk.

Program-manager view of learner outcomes across cohorts, from progress rings down to per-module drop-off.

Personalized learning surface that put role-aware recommendations and continued paths first.

Landing and product concept for an AI-assisted health tracker, hydration, heart rate, sleep, and intake, laid out so the day's answer sits above every widget.

Landing page for Aligno, a team collaboration SaaS, structured around three plain questions: what it does, why it's different, and how to start.

Landing page for Bankey, a consumer bank, pairing a serious value proposition with a hero illustration that behaves more like a museum poster than a fintech asset.

Desktop landing page for Build, a real estate management platform, sequenced from a full-bleed 3D property hero to a three-step signup, recent projects, and quote capture.

Six-month capstone at UNT: an AR fitness app that puts a life-sized virtual trainer in your living room, so form, schedule, and progression all live in one place.

Concept marketing site for Terra, a direct-to-consumer ceramics brand in the West Elm register: editorial typography, shoppable hero, and a category-first storefront built around handmade objects.