I started at Boeing leading UX across flight operations and leasing portfolios. Twenty plus teams, complex data, strict compliance. You learn fast what actually matters when the stakes are real. Then CIMSOLUTIONS, building accessible government products where design systems aren't a nice to have, they're load bearing. Cut corners in the foundation and nothing above it works.

I think about constraints. On Mingo, the first letter revealed before guessing begins sounds like a small detail. But it solves a cold start problem while keeping the tension high. Every decision came from watching people actually play it. That's how I work now. Watch, learn, decide.

Building shipped me forward. Figma into React into Supabase. Claude Code with Figma MCP let me eliminate the interpretation layer. Design became code without someone in the middle making judgment calls. That workflow changed how I think about speed.

I'm drawn to what's emerging. AI native workflows, design tools learning to read intent, systems that scale when constraints shift overnight. I make 3D art. I exhibit work. I see motion and interaction as information, not decoration.

The work compounds when the foundation is right.