As the sole designer for core vehicle settings across Ford’s future platforms, I craft the end-to-end user experience for foundational systems such as personalization, interior features, vehicle health status, and more. My work spans early architecture through production delivery, aligning design across embedded systems, hardware, and in-vehicle software.

Responsible for designing user interfaces that translated complex sensor and vision data into clear, intuitive experiences for autonomous vehicles. Used Cinema 4D and After Effects to visualize vehicle perception and communicate system intent. Created in-vehicle prompts, trust-building animations, monetization flows for ride-share content, and secure PIN and exit interactions.

Responsible for background screening of draftees to assess eligibility for discharge under Alternative Military Service. Reviewed personal, medical, and legal records to ensure compliance with exemption criteria and national regulations.

Designed early prototypes and visual concepts for Ford’s autonomous vehicle pilots, including Moving People (ride-hailing) and Moving Goods (delivery). Translated research findings into clear, testable user experiences while applying design thinking to explore trust and safety in driverless interactions. Created high-fidelity visuals and interactive prototypes for usability testing, stakeholder alignment, and future product visioning.

Supported Nissan’s San Diego design team on the V-Motion 2.0 concept car project by creating static and animated UI content for the Detroit Auto Show. Helped shape the in-car interface vision by designing future-facing digital experiences that complemented the concept’s bold design language. It was a humble, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to collaborate with world-class designers and contribute to a flagship concept showcased on a global stage.