I'm a UX designer at SCAD. I've led design on an internationally awarded app and a two-platform product redesign — and I put every design in front of real people before I call it done.
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Professional athletes spend a career inside a structure that schedules their days, defines their identity, and disappears the moment they stop playing. I'm researching that transition directly with retired players to find out where the existing support actually breaks down.
This one didn't come from a brief. I grew up in this world, and it's a problem I kept hearing about and couldn't find anyone designing for. The design direction will come from what the research says, not the other way around.
Narrowed to post-professional transition after mapping the wider territory.
A written study designed for a hard-to-reach group, with open-ended prompts and a support-rating scale.
Collecting responses from retired professional players.
Themes first, problem statement second, screens last.
Sport, fitness, and health are the industries where I hope to make that impact.
My dad played nine seasons in the NFL, then built a career in sports media. I grew up around athletes and athletics — it's an industry I know from the inside out.
Sports and training are part of my daily life, which is exactly why I want to design for fitness, health, and performance organizations or products.
In my off time I've built autonomous AI agents that scan markets, news, and SEC filings — my favorite systems-thinking playground.
I'm constantly exploring emerging technologies, AI, and new design methods to build better digital experiences.
Available for full-time roles
I'm currently looking for UX opportunities where I can contribute, learn, and help build products people genuinely enjoy using — especially in sport, fitness, and health.
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