I work independently as a designer and product strategist for early-stage tech startups. I've had dozens of clients in fields like artificial intelligence, finance, healthcare, agriculture, higher education, B2B SaaS, and more. Learn more about my consulting work.

Previously I was one of the co-founders of Y-Combinator-backed Precip, which uses machine learning to do hyper-local weather observation for agriculture, insurance, and other weather-dependent industries. Before that I was the first hire and design director at Y-Combinator-backed FarmLogs, an operating system for agriculture. We grew to from 3 to 80 people, raised $40MM, and were downloaded by ⅓ of American farmers.

I'm also the founder and sole designer/engineer of Shuffleboard, a brainstorming tool for remote teams. All of Shuffleboard's design and development was filmed and published on YouTube.

Years ago I taught a popular design course at the University of Michigan. Our students went on to become designers at Google, Asana, Microsoft, and other high-growth tech companies.

I've also worked as an engineer, product manager, design coach, and startup advisor. My degree is in Human-Computer Interaction. Originally from the Philadelphia area, I'm now based in New York City.