About

I’m a product and design leader working at the intersection of technology, systems, and human experience.

Over the past two decades my work has focused on how complex technologies move from research and engineering into systems people can actually use and organizations can actually operate.

My career has spanned a range of environments where technology, operations, and human experience must align under real constraints. I’ve worked on platform ecosystems at Microsoft, future aviation systems at TEAGUE, commercial human spaceflight at Blue Origin, spatial computing research at Meta, and venture-backed enterprise software.

Across these different contexts my focus has remained consistent: translating complex technological capabilities into systems people can understand, trust, and operate.

Much of my work sits at technological inflection points -- moments when emerging capabilities begin moving from experimental systems into real-world environments. These transitions require bridging research, engineering, product strategy, and organizational coordination.

I’m particularly interested in how emerging technologies reshape the systems we design for human life -- from software platforms and financial infrastructure to the growing influence of AI on organizations and decision making.

Through writing and projects I continue exploring how emerging technologies reshape the systems we build for human life.