I bring energy, curiosity and care to complicated problems, and to the people I solve them with.
I love to make things work better: the product, and the system underneath it. I've spent the last 13 years turning messy, half-formed ideas into things people actually want to use, and I care just as much about the people I'm building alongside as the thing we ship.
I've been the founding or first design hire at five companies; CareMonitor, EngineRoom, Reejig, n0de, and TeamHiiv, usually before there was a scoped product to design for. Most recently, I'm working on agentic collaboration for large organisations, and before that I built decarbonisation tools at n0de.
Climate & energy • AI workflow design
I joined n0de, a Monash spinout, as the first design hire before there was a product yet. I built the research practice, led hands-on experiments and chained together an early AI-assisted workflow that turned a month-long manual process into something scalable and repeatable, helping organisations like Dillicious take valuable clean-energy actions.
Designing decarbonisation from scratch
Workforce intelligence • ML-driven product
I inherited a frayed relationship with Reejig's valued customer, Amazon Web Services, and rebuilt trust by finally taking the time to understand what they actually needed. From there, I led an overhaul of the product's search and filtering, introducing a technology the engineering team hadn't worked with before and pushing it through real internal resistance.
Rebuilding trust, then rebuilding search
Business analytics • BI & data visualisation
EngineRoom's platform combines planning, performance marketing, and accounting data to help SMEs make smarter growth decisions. I joined to turn a bloated, founder-built MVP into something business analysts could actually use, stepped in as product manager when there wasn't one, and ended up running workshops with the senior leadership team to build a shared language for the company's values.
Turning a founder's MVP into something analysts could use
Healthtech • Multi-source health data
Building shared care from a GP's frustration
CareMonitor started with a GP's frustration: patients leaving appointments with a single piece of paper and no way to update him on how they were doing in between visits. I worked with him and his co-founder from that lived experience through to a real shared-care platform, and stayed on as founding product designer through the pivot to telehealth when COVID changed everything overnight.
The throughline? Turning something complex into something clear, at the interface and organisational level.
I've filled gaps beyond design too: product management, brand and positioning, research practices built from nothing.