Industrial designer focused on physical systems, product development, and human-centered operational environments across mobility, automation, and advanced technology platforms.

My background combines transportation design, fabrication, machining, and graduate research in design. Educated at ArtCenter College of Design and Stanford University, with formal training in machining and fabrication, I bring a perspective that bridges concept development, physical making, and systems-level thinking.

Throughout my career I have contributed to projects spanning mobility, automation, marine systems, consumer products, and research-driven design initiatives, with work ranging from concept development and CAD to prototyping, fabrication, human factors evaluation, and production-oriented design.​

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​Outside of design, I enjoy spending time outdoors, racing off-road vehicles, being in and around the ocean, bicycling, and playing ice hockey. Many of the observations that influence my work come from participating directly in the environments, products, and systems I study.

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