I started my career building and running real things across business operations, brand, and visual design. I’ve been a business owner, a chef, an event planner, and a designer, roles that taught me how decisions play out over time and how systems behave under pressure.

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That background shaped how I think about product. My work in brand development taught me that products don’t exist in isolation. They support a vision, communicate values, and need to stay coherent as they scale. To me, good product design aligns systems, interfaces, and workflows with both the business behind them and the people using them.

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In my product work, I’ve taken ownership of complex areas including internal tools, dashboards, scheduling flows, and multi-property systems. I’m comfortable working through ambiguity, mapping dependencies, and designing for real-world constraints rather than ideal scenarios. While my formal UX title history is recent, the way I work reflects a broader foundation in responsibility, collaboration, and decision-making that needs to hold up over time.