Product Designer, Dashboard PM, and AI-Driven Builder based in Toronto. I drive product strategy, lead end-to-end design, and ship working implementations, all three, on the same product.
The gap between design and engineering is closing, and I'm leaning into it. Increasingly, I don't just design experiences. I build them.
Using AI coding tools and modern frameworks, I prototype and ship working products directly from my own design concepts.
I am currently leading an end-to-end evolution of our core platform interface. My focus is on architecting a new design system and reimagining user flows to create a modern, high-performance experience that empowers our users and streamlines their communication workflows.
I'm Principal Product Designer and Dashboard PM at Nylas, where I own the full lifecycle of our core platform interface. My role is intentionally hybrid: I drive product strategy, lead design from research to pixel-perfect specs, and build working front-end implementations myself using AI tools. Most designers do one of these things. I do all three.
Before design, I trained in Fine Art and worked as a Pastry Chef, including time at Nobu. I ran my own culinary business before pivoting to product. Those worlds taught me that great work, whether a tasting menu or a dashboard, comes from understanding exactly what someone needs before they can say it.
I've designed across agri-tech, nonprofit, consumer, and B2B SaaS. What stays constant is how I work: end-to-end, curious, and closer to the build than most designers dare to get.
Before I was designing dashboards, I was designing menus. I trained as a Pastry Chef, worked the line at 5* restaurants, and ran my own culinary business. That chapter was less of a detour and more of a foundation. Craft, precision, the relentless pursuit of something that delights people. It's exactly what I brought to product design, and it still shows up in how I work.
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