Staff Product Designer
Currently building Decimal.
I lead cross-functional teams of engineers, architects, data scientists, and product managers, and I've shipped in every one of those layers myself. That range lets me move between altitudes: I zoom out to see how the workstreams connect, then drop in and do the work beside whoever owns it. It earns trust, holds a team together when priorities fracture, and carries the work over the line.
My experience is in regulated industries where workflows demand both breadth and vertical depth, learned firsthand alongside the subject-matter experts who live in the details: airworthiness and safety reporting in aviation; governance and entity management in legal tech; KYC and compliance automation in capital markets; and workforce planning and project intelligence for hyperscale data centers.
Companies I've Worked With
Craft & Visuals
A collection of work across products, interfaces, objects, and visual systems. Some began as ideas I wanted to explore, others were built and shipped. Together they reflect how I think through form, interaction, systems, and the details that make something feel resolved.
Industry Experience
My work lives in regulated, high-stakes domains—where systems have to hold up under pressure and errors carry real consequences.
How I Work
I compress teams instead of coordinating them. I own the roadmap, sequence the work, and drive it to execution—across engineering, data, product, and strategy.
Notes from the Field
Vice, Not Versa
→Public-key cryptography is easy in one direction and believed to be impractical in the other. On quantum computers still being built, replacements already in use, and the chance that better mathematics opens the lock before bigger machines do.
October 13, 2026What Makes Jev Interesting
→TypeSafe's Jev returns bounded decisions with probabilities instead of prose. On why constrained judgments, usable uncertainty, and low latency may matter more than the headline benchmarks.
September 26, 2026Making Time to Understand
→Agents let me build faster than I can understand. On the gap between what I can change and what I can reason about, and on the cadence that keeps it from widening unnoticed.
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