It started with games. Playing them obsessively, then wanting to build them — which meant I had to figure out how they actually worked. That rabbit hole led to code, which led to design, which led to wondering why most things on the internet look the way they do. Four years later I'm still asking that question, just getting paid for it now.

These days I build full-stack apps and design the interfaces that go on top of them. Having done both means I know exactly whose fault it is when something breaks.probably mine

Off-screen: years of co-op games with nothing to show for it, overthinking things that didn't need thinking, and planning trips I'll definitely take one day.