Senior Product Designer · AI + Enterprise Experiences

I design productsthat make complexthings feel simple.

I design AI-powered and enterprise products that turn complicated workflows into clear, useful experiences.

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AI + human interaction

NN/g

UX Certified

UXC #1048215

Wylie, TX

Previously designed at

  • Meijer
  • Apple
  • Walmart
  • CVS Health
  • PayPal
  • Microsoft

CVS Health

Global Hackathon Recognition

Published

Conversational AI Research

Selected work

Selected work.

A few problems I've loved solving.

01Frontline AI

Designing AI for Frontline Work

A faster, more contextual and accessible AI experience for frontline employees — without forcing every task into a chatbot.

My contribution

Problem framing · Interaction strategy · Prototyping · Validation · Reusable AI patterns

34%

Faster task completion

23 pts

Higher successful task completion

39%

Higher user confidence

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my-assistant / operations
Where is my truck and what should I move?

Task preview

IntentReschedule afternoon truck
ContextStore 2145 · PM shift
ActionMove 3 tasks · notify 2 leads
ConfirmAdjust
02Meijer

AI-Powered Associate Experience

Helping store teams find trusted answers and complete operational tasks without leaving the floor.

My contribution

Research · Experience strategy · Conversational interaction · End-to-end product design · Design systems · Prototyping · Cross-functional alignment

35%

Improvement in task efficiency

45%

Faster information retrieval

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associate assistant
Do we have the 65" TV in back stock?
Yes — 3 units in overstock, aisle B12. Source: inventory · 2 min ago.
Reserve one for a customer.
Ask anything…

Impact

Design should movemore than pixels.

Years designing products

Improvement in task efficiency

Faster information retrieval

Increase in AI engagement

Increase in user satisfaction

AI & conversational design

Designing for conversations,not just screens.

A customer's prescription isn't ready. What do I tell them?
It's in verification — about 20 minutes. I can text them when it's ready.
Do that, and check if another store has it now.
Northgate has it in stock. Want me to transfer the order?

The interface is only the visible layer. The real design problem is deciding how the system behaves when confidence, context and human expectations collide.

That means designing uncertainty, context, trust and recovery — not just chat bubbles.

  • IntentWhat is the person actually trying to finish?

  • ContextRole, location and moment scope every answer.

  • FallbackThe path when the system does not know.

  • GuardrailsWhat the assistant is never allowed to do.

  • ToneCalm, direct, never performative.

  • ConfidenceCommunicated, never implied.

  • EscalationA clean handoff with context attached.

Good design isas little designas possible.

Dieter RamsIndustrial Designer

Less, but better.

Experience

A few placesI've helped build.

  • MeijerSenior UX Designer2025 — Present

    AI associate experiences, conversational patterns and enterprise design systems.

  • WalmartSenior UX Designer2024 — 2025

    AI-powered operational tools and conversational experiences for enterprise teams.

  • CVS HealthSenior UX Designer2022 — 2024

    Store discovery, medication experiences and accessibility across mobile.

  • MeijerUX Designer2021 — 2022

    Customer-facing retail flows and component foundations.

  • AppleProduct Designer—

    Global artist administration workflows and enterprise search.

  • Principal FinancialUX Designer—

    Financial product interfaces and data-dense dashboards.

  • PayPalProduct / Front-End Experience—

    Product experience work bridging design and front-end implementation.

  • MicrosoftWeb / Product Experience—

    Web product experiences and marketing surfaces.

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About

Designer.Builder.Curious human.

I'm drawn to problems where the complexity is real — operational systems, healthcare, AI — and the interface has to absorb it rather than pass it on.

I work close to engineering and product, argue for the simplest version that still holds up, and care most about what the product does on the day it doesn't go to plan.

Credentials

  • NN/g UX Certified · UXC #1048215
  • IBM Enterprise Design Thinking Practitioner
More about me
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CVS Health · Global Hackathon Recognition

Recognized for designing an AI-driven medication reminder experience focused on technical feasibility, usability and measurable user impact.

Let's make somethingpeople love using.

I'm always interested in thoughtful products, ambitious problems and teams that care about the details.

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