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I’m a senior product designer who translates regulatory, operational, and safety constraints into experiences people can understand and use.

My work spans commercial-vehicle platforms, automotive HMI, and multimodal concept design.
At Platform Science, I designed driver and fleet workflows shaped by Hours of Service rules, access requirements, vehicle status, routing constraints, and maintenance needs. I worked across product, engineering, and business teams to make system useful in real operating conditions, while limiting unnecessary interruptions for drivers.
Earlier, I led UX design and research for the Nissan IMs and Infiniti QX Inspiration concept vehicles. That work explored how displays, voice, biometrics, and personalized interactions could support the experience across a customer journey. At Fantasy, I evaluated an existing in-vehicle HMI and developed infotainment concepts for an OEM exploring Android Automotive OS.
My current independent practice includes AD/ADAS HMI studies focused on alert timing, hierarchy, modality, and escalation. I also develop limited-edition physical products, working through prototyping, materials, ergonomics, production, and market testing. Both sides of my practice require decisions within real constraints.
I’m interested in hands-on senior product design roles involving complex workflows, contextual interaction, and products where usability, trust, and compliance must work together.