Before working in tech, I produced television content on technology, scientific innovation, and video games for Comcast's G4 Network in Los Angeles. In 2005, along with Kevin Rose and others, founded Digg.com. In 2007 I left entertainment permanently to work at Digg.com full time in San Francisco, California.

 

I've started my career in tech as a QA Engineer, which gave me a great perspective on advocating for the user. In 2012 I started my first full-time UX Design role at the woman's fashion eCommerce company, Nasty Gal. Since then, I've had the pleasure to contribute to a diversity of products, including analytics, educational platforms, and IoT.

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Also, I've taught a ten-week immersive UX Design course at General Assembly in San Francisco.

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I'm currently the UX Design Lead at Scorbit, also based in San Francisco. Scorbit is an IoT application that brings modern hardware and API driven technology to classic pinball and arcade games. Scorbit goes live late in 2020.

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Some fun facts about me

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• In addition to the U.S., I've also lived in Britain and the Czech Republic

• I'm obsessed with collecting and modifying music gear

• My favorite place in the whole world is the Sahara Desert

• I'm allergic to caffeine (I know, right!?), but still like going to coffee shops

• I dream in both music and patterns, from time to time

• I've watched Terry Gilliam's "Time Bandits" well over five hundred times in my life

• I really like history, and have visited historical sites in eighteen countries

• I'm an avid role player, world builder, and have designed and run campaigns

• I design and create board games with my friend Tom

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