Most of my work lives under NDA — aviation tools, clinical workflows, defense programs. Enter the passphrase from our conversation to view exposures, or request access below.
I work in fast, cheap iterations. The first pass is rough on purpose; each one after costs less and gets sharper. I plan the test prints, not the finished image — so the team learns what's true before it commits real money.
Remote support, dashboarding, and decision-making for command centers. Remote-vehicle assistance. Radiology command centers. Patient navigation. Human–AI teaming for Kessel Run and DARPA. Oral-health AI portfolios.
Product, design, and research in one seat. Mixed-method work kept fast and applied — translated for the engineers, PMs, and VPs who have to act on it. A bias toward prototypes that survive first contact with reality.
Outside work: a small darkroom of cyanotype experiments, and a shelf of restored handheld consoles — Game Boys, Game Boy Colors, PS Vitas, and PSPs. Swapping faceplates, custom firmware, games, backgrounds, and themes, and reviving the most broken of the bunch.
I read every one.