I actually started out as a production engineer, drawn to it for the same reason I’m drawn to design now, the craftsmanship, the precision, the satisfaction of getting something exactly right. Over time, I found that same instinct pulling me toward design specifically, where the craft felt even more direct, more expressive. Early clients kept responding to my design thinking more than anything else, and eventually the signal was too loud to ignore. So I made the leap, and I’ve never looked back.

Give me a new tool, a messy problem, or an industry I know nothing about, and I’ll happily disappear into it until I understand how it ticks. That curiosity is basically the engine behind everything I build.

Outside of work: I’m a husband, a decent home cook, someone who genuinely enjoys fixing things that break, and a gym regular, at least four sessions a week, running included. When I’m not designing or lifting something heavy, you’ll probably find me deep in a history documentary, reading, or falling down a random rabbit hole just to learn how something works.

Two books that stuck with me recently: The Alchemist and The Surrender Experiment.

If you’re building something interesting, I’d genuinely love to hear about it. Say hi.