I prototype systems where human intuition and machine pattern-finding co-author the work—especially on the smallest, most personal screens we carry.
I grew up reverse-engineering flash websites and eventually chased that curiosity through product engineering roles where AI was more buzzword than tool. Today I build tangible demos that translate emerging research into rituals people actually want to repeat.
Software should feel like a collaborative instrument. I focus on mobile-first design systems that let AI assist without stealing agency—coaching product teams to ship playful, accessible, data-resilient experiences.
When I am not pair-programming with models, I riff on ambient music, capture speculative doodles, and host salons about post-screen interfaces. Those side quests keep the main work grounded in emotion instead of hype.