Check out my work below to see how I make complex systems legible and trustworthy enough to act on. Across all of my work, my job was to disambiguate the decision friction points, design intuitive and efficient workflows, and to design the interface layer so that the user has access to the evidence, information, and analysis that lets them take their next step confidently.
Five years at Optera mapping emissions, supplier, intake, review, and reporting journeys into product systems. Includes AI-assisted intake that reduced manual emissions data-entry effort by 40-60%, plus a feedback system that reached 100% company adoption in 30 days.
A case study about designing an execution intelligence platform: designing the journey of the company planning cycle from intent to planning to collaboration to review.
Paired with Quiet Hours: an operator-altitude prototype that turns public grid, weather, outage, queue, emissions, and community data into shared context for a system different actors experience in fragments.
Paired with GridPath: a household-altitude energy timing story that connects location, weather, grid signals, rates, emissions, and household load into calmer, source-aware recommendations.
A human-legible prototype that turns the public Amateur Radio Technician question pool into animated concepts, guest-friendly lessons, practice, and paced review.
An independent FieldRules experiment about the expertise layer above docs, data, and models: capturing domain expert reasoning at the time of judgment, then making rules, review surfaces, evals, and knowledge archives easier to inspect.