At Cryptowatch, I led the design of a mobile social platform built for the crypto ecosystem. My work centered on bridging the gap between real-time trading data and community interaction. In an industry that can often feel opaque, we focused on building trust through transparency, creating a space where users could navigate the volatility of the markets together.

I led a full-scale redesign of the PokerStars mobile application. This was an exercise in managing complexity; I worked across departments to reorganize the app’s architecture and streamline how users interact with a massive gaming ecosystem. The goal was to take a high-density platform and make it feel accessible and modern without losing the depth professional players expect.

During my time at Gamesys, I worked on end-to-end projects ranging from game development to core platform features. I focused on the balance between business-critical goals and the user experience, ensuring that our technical solutions remained easy to use while meeting the demands of a high-volume gaming operator

I lead the design efforts for RTL, a comprehensive management tool for Lightning nodes. It’s a deeply technical project that requires a close understanding of LND, CLN, and Eclair implementations. My focus is on lowering the barrier to entry for node operators by creating a more legible and manageable interface for Bitcoin’s second layer.

I assisted the Tor Project with various design needs, including a focus on how their global, distributed teams collaborate. Meeting the team at FOSDEM 2020 was a highlight, and my work centered on establishing sustainable design practices for remote-first, privacy-focused environments.

As an early design contributor to Zap, one of the first Lightning desktop wallets, I helped define the initial look and feel of the product. The challenge was making the nascent Lightning Network feel approachable, focusing on a clean aesthetic and a simplified user flow for early adopters.