Lead product design for wearable and VR hardware within Reality Labs, contributing to multiple shipped products across the Quest platform.

Drove end-to-end hardware experience design, from early concept through production, balancing usability, performance, and manufacturability.

Partnered closely with engineering and research teams to translate emerging technologies into viable consumer products.

Scaled shared hardware design systems across programs, improving consistency and reducing development cycles.

Remained hands-on in key programs, contributing directly to industrial design direction and critical product decisions.

Led multidisciplinary teams designing next-generation VR headsets and early wearable concepts.

Defined product direction from concept exploration to production readiness, aligning design vision with engineering constraints.

Played a key role in shaping early iterations of Meta’s wearable device strategy.

Contributed to the design and development of VR hardware, including iterations of the Quest and Rift product lines.

Worked closely with engineering to bring design concepts into mass production.

Helped refine ergonomics, materials, and user interaction for long-duration wear.

Led design of wearable devices across fitness and outdoor categories, focusing on durability and usability in real-world conditions.

Introduced new materials and construction methods to improve comfort and long-term wear.

Focused on industrial design and user interface design for smartwatches and fitness trackers.

Introduced new materials and manufacturing approaches to improve comfort and long-term wearability.