I’m a product and hardware designer working primarily in wearable systems and physical product development.

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My work is hands-on. I build and refine mechanical assemblies in CAD, prototype repeatedly, and work through the practical constraints that come with materials, tolerances, and manufacturing. Much of my recent experience has been in startup environments, where design decisions carry immediate cost and performance implications.

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I studied Creative Technologies, a design-focused degree that gave me a broad technical foundation across modelling, digital fabrication, and systems thinking. Over time I have focused that breadth into designing body-worn products that must function reliably in real conditions. I see body-worn systems as a demanding and rewarding challenge in hardware design, soft goods, and integration.

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I care about making things properly. I am interested in how products are put together, how they fail, and how they can be improved through iteration rather than assumption.