Product Designer · Agentic Workflows
I design products for complex, regulated environments.
Mapping the coordinates where engineering meets human craft.
Teams rarely fail for lack of ideas, UI options, or tools. They fail because the problem was misdiagnosed, the constraints were never made explicit, or they shipped around the real decision. Good design reduces ambiguity before it produces screens.
Traditional handoff turns product decisions into artifacts and asks another team to reconstruct the intent later — that gap is where waste lives. The answer isn't designers pretending to be engineers; it's making judgment executable through systems, rubrics, and agents.
Each one taken from problem to a build engineering can run with — design systems, product flows, and the AI behavior, spec'd and ready. I take the design as far as it goes; engineering takes it further.
Dark-first design system for a government platform — accessible by default, built for engineering to use off the shelf.
End-to-end mobile UI and a reusable design system for Juan Valdez Colombia — designed, then handed off clean.
Personal focus app — your day scored against your 5-year plan. I designed the product and the AI, then shipped the MVP.
My work sits between user needs, business constraints, and execution.
I keep a running map of what I have earned, what I am investing in now, and what I am betting on next. It is how I keep improving without losing the craft floor.
I started in databases and backend, moved to frontend, then to UI, then to UX — eighteen years in product, fifteen in design. The path means I design with the whole system in mind, not just the screen. At Booz Allen Hamilton I carried that into government and compliance work for the FAA, the DoD, and the VA, where the rigor of the documentation matters as much as the interface.
Merck & Co. · Mondelēz Intl. · Banco Pichincha · Quifatex · Grupo Superior · Moderna Corp. · Azzorti · Flamingo CO. · Produbanco · Mefia · Juan Valdez