I craft the story
behind the work
that matters most.
Design, to me, is a way of thinking. It's how we bring solutions to the forefront of society through formulation, craft, building, and the patient work of understanding complex problems. It creates value. It carries story. It builds toward a more sustainable world.
Some kids look up at the stars. I went looking for the people who studied them. That instinct shaped a career across the Deep Space Network, Orbital Sidekick, and the research I started at Cal Poly Pomona. Different fields, but the same lesson underneath: the work that matters gets made when engineers, scientists, business minds, and designers actually figure out how to think together.
That's the practice I've built my career around. I design the systems, interfaces, and stories that make extraordinary work legible to the people it's for.
Philosophy
Not just a deliverable, not just a style. Design is how we move from a complex problem to a solution someone can actually use, trust, and live with.
The best work I've been part of happened when engineers, scientists, business experts, and designers stopped defending their lanes and started building something together. Design is the connective tissue that makes that possible.
We design for the analog, the digital, the physical, and the experiential. We design for the built world and the natural one. The job is to make those worlds more sustainable, more legible, and more humane than we found them.
Who am I?
Orbital Sidekick
NASA JPL - Deep Space Network
NASA CPP - Business Startup Commercialization Program
Cal Poly Pomona - Liquid Rocket Lab
California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
American Astronautical Society, Professional Member
AIGA Los Angeles, Professional Member
Association for Computing Machinery, Professional Member
SIGCHI, Computer Human Interaction, Professional Member