Grew up sketching transit maps in the margins of notebooks. Turns out that obsession with wayfinding never really left.

I treat products like transit networks: clear lines, honest signage, and no dead ends for the people riding them.

Comfortable from Figma to production. I care about the space between pixels and the milliseconds between frames.

Currently exploring interfaces that reward curiosity. This site is one of those experiments.

A component library adopted across 40+ product teams. Cut new-feature build time roughly in half.

Live vehicle tracking for a regional transit authority. Half a million riders check it every morning.

An events dashboard that turns firehoses of data into a single legible glanceable line.

An open-source toolkit for building interactive maps. The engine quietly powering this very portfolio.

Leading the platform team, setting the technical direction for the design and interaction systems.

Owned the end-to-end experience for the flagship mapping product from prototype to launch.

Bridged design and engineering, shipping the first version of a shared component language.

Where it all clicked — building interactive stories and learning the craft of motion on the web.

The fastest way to reach me. I read everything and reply to most within a day.

Open-source experiments, half-finished maps, and the occasional useful tool.

The professional record, if that's more your line. Always happy to connect.

Working remotely across timezones, but you'll find me riding the real metro here most days.