Drata is a compliance automation platform. Its job is to help companies prove they're operating securely—SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA—by continuously collecting evidence, managing controls, and keeping audit trails current.

Drata rebuilt its GRC platform in twelve months, from first commit to opt-in beta.

A control enforced by an automated lock, a digital access log, and a camera pointed at the door showed the exact same status in Drata as one held together by a policy nobody had tested in a year: Ready.

Setting up an Identity Provider connection is one of the first things a new Drata customer has to do. It's how you bring your team into the product. It's foundational.

Enterprise teams were encoding relationships in control names because the product gave them nowhere else to put them. I designed a hierarchy of objectives and implementations, grounded in two rounds with 12 enterprise customers, so Drata AI could group related controls in one session.

When customers purchased a Trust Center, they also purchased themselves a project they hadn’t planned on. Publishing meant hunting down individual settings scattered across the product—no guidance, no sequence, no clear finish line.

In 2025–2026, Drata re-platformed and redesigned its entire core product. I was a key contributor from the stealth discovery and audit of the existing product through final implementation with engineering.

With some of the largest companies in the world as customers, Parsable’s Connected Worker Platform is positioned to help manufacturers unlock the data and insights needed to improve their operations.

Frontline workers couldn't see what they'd entered the last time they ran a procedure. I led discovery and early design for inline input history in Parsable, which shipped as up to 25 previous values right where workers enter new ones.

EaaSI bridges the gaps between legacy hardwares, software dependencies, and digital materials through configured and cataloged emulation environments. Ensuring future access to valuable content through a distributed software application.

Blain’s Farm & Fleet mPOS is a mobile point of sale system app that allows a Midwest department store to meet their brick and mortar retail customers where they are—for line busting in peak shopping times, at their Drive-Thru, garden center, and off-site at horse and agriculture shows.

APIs make customers ask for data. Webhooks send it the moment something happens. I designed Parsable's webhook setup as a custom wizard built from existing components, and kept conditional statements in the first release so high-volume customers wouldn't drown in notifications.

Interface design for an educational game where English language learners practice real conversation: dialogue transitions, a cadence practice microgame, and a HUD with a built-in dictionary.

Aviary is a cloud-based platform for publishing searchable audio and video content that pinpoints search results to the exact place where a search term is found.

HistoryPin provides users with an opportunity to connect with media artifacts and the unique locations they were collected from through a social sharing platform wrapped around metadata tagged media.