Over the years, I’ve led design teams and built digital products from the ground up. I have director-level experience guiding projects through every phase – from early strategy and research to design systems, prototyping, and final code. I’ve worked across a range of industries, adapting to each organization’s unique needs along the way. Through it all, my focus has stayed on crafting clear, accessible interfaces that deliver real results for users.
In my world, design and development are two sides of the same coin. I often go from sketching an interface to writing the code for it, ensuring that what I design can be built cleanly and function smoothly. Being able to build what I imagine helps me sweat the details and bridge the gap between vision and reality. I’ve learned to switch between creative design thinking and logical coding mode as needed, so the final product not only looks right but also works well for the user.
I always put myself in the user’s shoes. Every design decision starts with understanding who it’s for and what they need.
I value clear communication and honesty in my work. You’ll get straight, jargon-free updates from me – no surprises, just transparency.
I believe the best results come from teamwork. I love working closely with clients and colleagues, valuing their feedback and ideas as part of the process.
I’m constantly learning and trying new things to improve my craft. New tools, technologies, or techniques – I embrace anything that helps create a better experience
I tackle challenges with a can-do attitude and persistence. Tight deadline or tough problem, I stay upbeat and work through it until we get it right
Away from the screen, you’ll often find me out in the mountains with a camera in hand. I’m an avid wildlife photographer – known to some as the “Greek Mountain Man” on social media – and I love photographing moose, bears, and other wild creatures in places like Grand Teton National Park. It’s more than a hobby for me; exploring nature and capturing those moments fuels my creativity and keeps me inspired when I’m back at the desk.