At Digit I was one of 3 Product Designers. My responsibilities included being involved in high-level cycle planning, developing product hypotheses and design solutions to match them as well testing these solutions. I also helped create and maintain Digit's first design system.While at Digit, I mainly focused on the retirement features, product growth initiatives, and design systems.

At Envoy I worked on the Visual Design team and helped create assets for all things marketing, sales, internal decorations and merchandise. I also worked with the team to develop and manage the visual design system.

After 8 months at Teespring I took on the role of Creative Director. This meant leading designers, photographers, copywriters and our social team to create content that both helped sell products and inspired sellers to use the Teespring platform. I also led a full-scale rebranding effort to update Teespring's visual identity and voice to something that fit the wider range of products and services at-scale. As the lead of the design team I also found myself doing a lot of product design for new features or products.

As a brand & product designer I developed, maintained and established processes for design. This included a new design system as well as guidelines for other designers. I also helped run our photography department and played a key role in art direction for marketing and social media assets.

Designing products and features from inception all the way to implementation. My work at Disqus spanned both desktop, mobile-web and iOS platforms. I also worked as the first brand designer at Disqus, although my main focus remained in Product.

My role at 29th drive was both product and visual design based. As a small agency I was able to work with various types of clients from small start-ups to Fortune 500 software giants.

I worked as a freelancer through college and after graduating for a few years while exploring various opportunities in the design industry.