About.
I care about what happens when people have to trust a machine to help them decide.
Start with the decision, not the data.
Every product I work on starts with the same question: what does someone need to understand to act? I design interfaces that make AI transparent—not by showing everything, but by showing the right things at the right time.
School safety tools that people actually use.
I lead product design at NCITE, a DHS Center of Excellence. Right now that means building a threat assessment platform for K–12 districts—one that counselors and administrators will actually complete. So far: 30% shorter assessments, 45% higher completion rates.
From live shows to product design.
I spent three years designing visuals for live touring productions—the kind of work where you learn to communicate fast and trust your instincts. In 2024 I moved into product design for national security research. Now I'm finishing an M.S. in Human-Centered Computing, studying how people calibrate trust in AI that acts on its own.
