work

fifteen years of shipped work.

Case studies from enterprise and consumer products: the problem, the research, the decisions, and what actually changed after launch.

recent work, 2025–2026

more from 2025–2026

earlier work

ux design · calix

calix website redesign

A persona-led redesign of the Calix website so prospects and customers could find the right product, and the marketing team could build pages without starting from scratch.

ux design · nea member benefits (neamb)

neamb retirement product launch

A self-service retirement experience for NEA members that explains the options first and hands members to enrollment with confidence.

ux design · nextera energy

omni application for nextera energy

An enterprise pricing tool that gave NextEra Energy executives a clear view of project pricing, built to support $18 million in annual savings.

ux design · nextera energy

omni transmission study scenario application

An application that automated most of the manual model updates behind NextEra Energy's transmission injection studies.

ux design · nextera energy

nextera energy onboarding project

A redesigned onboarding flow in IT4U, NextEra Energy's IT request portal, so hiring managers stop filing duplicate tickets and can see where every request stands.

ux research · nextera energy

it4u catalog consolidation

Cutting NextEra Energy's IT service catalog from 400+ items to about 50, so employees can find what they need and help themselves.

ux design · nextera energy

power delivery center for work excellence (cwe) accelerate project

A planning board that brought eight field-scheduling systems into one tool, part of a plan to cut $28 million in costs over five years.

web development · movietickets.com

movietickets.com website redesign

Rebuilding MovieTickets.com from the ground up, with new research, a new design and a new frontend, after a decade without an update.

web development · simplytraders.com

simplytraders student community platform

A peer-to-peer textbook marketplace for college students, born from my own frustration with textbook prices.

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