To: whoever's on the other side of this
I'm a product designer who cares about the full picture. The logic of a flow, the structure of a system, or the details of a component nobody will notice until it's wrong. I build things that hold up under real use, and that moment when something finally works the way it should is still what drives me.
Next, I want to join a team where design gets built alongside the code, by people who care about both.
I'm a product designer who cares about the full picture. The logic of a flow, the structure of a system, or the details of a component nobody will notice until it's wrong. I build things that hold up under real use, and that moment when something finally works the way it should is still what drives me.
Next, I want to join a team where design gets built alongside the code, by people who care about both.
WHAT I FOCUS ON
WHAT I FOCUS ON
HOW I WORK
HOW I WORK
The most interesting design problems are system problems that surface through the interface, where user needs, business constraints, and technical reality all push against each other.
I like working inside that tension. A lot of it happens in conversations, untangling those forces early so the team ends up building the right thing. My process follows the same logic: I explore wide and fast with AI, then slow down for the calls that need real judgment.
The most interesting design problems are system problems that surface through the interface, where user needs, business constraints, and technical reality all push against each other.
I like working inside that tension. A lot of it happens in conversations, untangling those forces early so the team ends up building the right thing. My process follows the same logic: I explore wide and fast with AI, then slow down for the calls that need real judgment.
WHAT'S NEXT
WHAT'S NEXT
The direction I'm building toward is design engineering: sitting inside the code, shaping implementation directly, and keeping AI agents reliable in production.
Reckon is one of the first products I'm taking through that full loop myself. The engineering side is where most of my learning is going right now.
The direction I'm building toward is design engineering: sitting inside the code, shaping implementation directly, and keeping AI agents reliable in production.
Reckon is one of the first products I'm taking through that full loop myself. The engineering side is where most of my learning is going right now.