I am a product designer and frontend engineer in Boulder, Colorado. I came to design from engineering and never fully left either side, which turns out to be useful: a design decision that is painful to build is usually a design problem too.
Most of my work has been on systems that are complicated underneath. Health records mid-migration. Hundreds of hospital sites. Agents doing work on someone's behalf.
The job in all of them is the same. Make it feel simple without hiding the parts a person needs in order to trust it.
Right now I lead frontend at Harco, building the interface for agents that apply to jobs for you.
Approach
Design interactions that feel obvious, then build them. Clear states, honest empty and error cases, and accessibility treated as part of the work rather than a pass at the end.
Appearance ahead of purpose. If an element is not carrying weight it comes out. In high stakes products, clarity stops being taste and becomes a safety requirement.
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