Currently, I’m leading design for guided procurement and vendor management at Paylocity, where I spend my days untangling messy enterprise workflows and trying to make complex systems feel, well, simple. My obsession with screens started way back in 2003, sitting cross-legged in front of a bulky, heat-throwing CRT monitor while losing myself in a game of VCop 2. That childhood wonder eventually turned into a realization: technology is only as powerful as it is usable.

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Today, I truly believe thoughtful design is the need of the hour. We’re all constantly fighting with cluttered systems that make us feel "stupid," and my goal is to change that. I genuinely enjoy solving into those "boring" enterprise problems that most people ignore and turning them into experiences that actually feel human, intuitive, and make sense.

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When I’m not pushing pixels or whiteboarding solutions, I’m usually trying to stay away from screens entirely. You’ll likely find me out on a long run to clear my head or traveling to find a bit of perspective in a new city. I’ve also developed a massive appreciation for the analog world, so I spend a lot of my downtime wandering through museums and art galleries, looking for inspiration in the quiet corners of craft that have nothing to do with a computer.