Leading end-to-end product design across clinical and patient-facing AI surgical robotic systems, from user research and product strategy to wireframes, prototypes, and production-ready specifications. Translated technically complex surgical workflows into intuitive and accessible experiences, building scalable design systems and driving cross-disciplinary alignment with engineers, PMs, and clinical experts throughout the product design process. Resulting in 150k+ in early revenue and multiple design patents.

Delivering a user experience and visual design language that meets both user and business needs. I worked closely with cross-functional teams, gathering requirements, conducting user research, creating wireframes and prototypes, and incorporating user feedback to enhance the product's overall experience and usability.

Led end-to-end design of core product features across the surgical workflow, improving usability for surgeons and system technicians. Key initiatives included digital integration of robotic controls, calibration and maintenance workflows, AI-driven 3D segmentation editing, and automated intraoperative measurements. Partnered closely with cross-functional teams to define user requirements, conduct user research, and deliver wireframes and prototypes, using KPI-driven feedback to iteratively improve product performance and usability.

Responsibilities included offering consultation on software and hardware design solutions, conducting user research, creating intuitive interfaces, designing physical prototypes, and delivering holistic design solutions that met the needs of the users and the business.

Designed multi-platform mixed reality experiences for a robotic surgical navigation system, owning the desktop design system and implant navigation workflows, contributing to improved usability metrics, successful clinical validation and FDA 510k acceptance. Partnered with UX leadership, engineering, and product to prototype and iterate within simulated surgical environments.

As a member of the U Brands industrial design team, I was responsible for market and competition research, design sketching, production CAD, design validation, evaluation, and communicating with overseas factories.

During my time as a graduate assistant, I was assigned to research the

strengths and limitations of RIT’s FormLabs Form 2 printers.

During my time at Studio 930 I worked closely with interdisciplinary teams of

designers, engineers, and clients on assistive devices for the blind and children with

developmental challenges.

While working with Cornerstone Solutions, I collaborated with their lead designer and

engineer to create CAD files for an injection mold. As well as producing renders for

engineering blueprints and marketing purposes.

I worked in collaboration with Kuartis’s Industrial Designer and Engineer to

produce digital and 3D printed prototypes of a electronic medical device assembly.

During my time with Serious Game Labs I was in charge of asset creation for their turn based card game. The majority of my time was spent taking concept images from the concept artist and translating them into 3D assets for use in the Unity game engine.

Tasks Involved:

• Modeling

• UVing

• Texturing

• Unity scene management

I received the unique opportunity to intern with Doug Trumbull at his home studio in MA. I spent the majority of my time as an intern modeling 3d miniatures with the end output being production on a CNC Machine.