Lead Product Designer

Born in Chicago. Raised between Texas and Mallorca. Third culture kid and trilingual. I spent most of my childhood feeling like I lived in translation. Different cultures, different rules, different versions of me. That in-between place is where my brain learned to observe the world closely, decode patterns fast, and question anything that didn’t make sense.

It’s probably why I ended up in SaaS. I build products by doing the same thing I did as a kid: observing how people actually behave, finding the gaps no one talks about, and simplifying what feels unnecessarily complicated.

1 Design is how I make sense of the world I take tangled, overbuilt workflows and turn them into interfaces that feel obvious the moment you see them.

2 AI is how I help designers and teams move faster I facilitate “AI coding” for designers and teams, using tools to get from idea to working product with less friction and fewer bottlenecks. Less theory. More shipped.

3 I think in systems, not silos I have worked across healthcare, e-commerce, EdTech, and SaaS. I also run a small children’s book publishing studio, which keeps me close to storytelling, illustration, and how people actually experience content in real life, not just on a screen.

I am neurodivergent, which mostly shows up as: direct communication, deep focus when something matters, and a low tolerance for unnecessary complexity.

The theme of everything I do: the best products do not scream for attention. They fit quietly into people’s lives. Functional. Thoughtful. Easy to use.

My style: structured but flexible. Chaos-proof. Focused on real outcomes. No meaningless buzzwords. Just smart systems that help people get shit done.

Outside of work: I write about the messy middle of life, freelancing, neurodivergence, parenting, money, fear, and choosing a life that you love.