I’m a UX/UI designer based in Connecticut, and for the past ten years I’ve been working in New York managing email marketing campaigns for major automotive brands. That experience taught me a lot about how people interact with digital experiences, what grabs their attention, what frustrates them, and what makes them come back. It also gave me a front-row seat to the importance of clarity, detail, and thinking from the user’s perspective. Today, I bring that same approach to UX design, creating interfaces that are clean, intuitive, and genuinely helpful for the people who use them.

Design for me isn’t just about making things look nice, it’s about understanding real user needs and shaping experiences that actually make life easier. I love diving into the details, testing ideas, iterating, and making sure that every interaction feels natural. At the same time, I try to keep a human perspective in everything I do, remembering that behind every click or swipe is a person trying to get something done.

When I’m not designing, you’ll usually find me on the golf course, skating at the rink, or exploring beaches and coffee shops with my wife and our golden retriever, Tilly. Those moments outside of work fuel my creativity, help me stay grounded, and often inspire the small touches I bring to my design work.