Clients & advisees include OpenAI, the Center for AI Safety (CAIS), GovAI, FarAI, Longview Philanthropy, 80k Hours, International Dialogs on AI Safety, and the Institute for AI Policy & Strategy (IAPS).

After years of volunteering for Giving What We Can, in 2023 I joined the team in a full-time leadership role to drive design & strategy.

Giving What We Can is a international meta-charity best know for its charitable recommendations and its 🔸10% Pledge, where members commit to donating 10% of their income to effective charities.

Led design on Lyft’s Rendezvous team which focuses on making pickups easier, safer, and more efficient for riders and drivers. Served as the sole designer and de facto strategy lead on the team, driving six major projects/programs from early strategic stages, through design and research, to final shipment. All told, these projects delivered an additional $67.1M/year in post-marking margin while significantly improving the pickup experience for riders & drivers.

Notable contributor to Lyft’s design systems & culture: adding new components & conventions to Lyft’s core library, building a new library of low-fidelity components for other designers to use, and writing on Lyft’s PD+ design blog (read below).

Owned design and research across Warby Parker’s suite of business tools which service Warby’s 237 retail locations. Retail-specific tools included a fully custom point of sale system, inventory management, and appointment booking. Vision services (eye doctor) tools included a fully custom, HIPAA-compliant provider platform, patient/prescription management, and visual acuity tests.

Created the first design system & component library for these internal tools which is still used today.