Product designer for the AI era.

Design used to be about screens.

Now it’s about behavior, systems, and decisions made by machines alongside humans.

We moved beyond static screens and into probabilistic systems.

I am a lead product designer with a master’s degree in artificial intelligence and design from NYU, and my work lives in that shift. I’ve studied and built AI models, but more importantly, I’ve designed how people interact with these models...how intent is expressed, how trust is earned, and how complex systems remain digestible when intelligence is no longer deterministic.

My perspective is shaped by working across disciplines that are often siloed: design, product strategy, and applied AI. I’m comfortable discussing model capabilities and limitations with engineers, while translating those realities into interactions that feel clear, ethical, and useful to people. I don’t treat AI as a feature; to me, AI is a new design material. It is unpredictable and powerful, requiring a new set of best practices that blend engineering constraints with user psychology.

As a former founder, I also design for reality. I know that great tech dies without adoption. I focus on reducing the cognitive load of professional tools and ensuring that innovation connects directly to business value. I care about craft, but I’m equally focused on adoption, leverage, and long-term value - building products that scale not just technically, but organizationally.

I’m looking for a team that understands the next generation of products won’t be defined by interfaces alone, but by how intelligently they respond, adapt, and earn trust over time. If you’re building toward that future, I’d love to be part of the conversation.

Phil.