As the former VP of Design at Sprinklr, I’ve had the privilege of building and leading global design and engineering teams to deliver large-scale, enterprise-grade experiences—driven by a passion for usability, innovation, and the future of human–computer interaction.
I’ve always sat at the intersection of systems thinking, design craft, and code. I started my career as a passionate web standards advocate, and that foundation still informs how I build today: accessibility-first, performance-minded, and human-centered by default.
Most recently, I founded UselyAI, a platform I built to close the gap between usability theory and product execution. It helps teams score, monitor, and improve UX in real-time—bringing design QA and usability scoring into the development process, not just after it. It's a passion project of mine that keeps my dev skill sharp!
I'm especially passionate about the evolving frontier of Agentic AI UX—moving beyond click-based UI toward intent-driven and intelligence-centered interfaces. In this work, I’ve prototyped and shipped co-pilot experiences that blend agent autonomy, contextual assistance, and generative UI patterns. These systems reimagine interaction by anticipating need, simplifying decision-making, and executing tasks on behalf of the user—with clarity and care. It’s a new design paradigm, and one that demands ethical, intuitive systems design.
🎸 To combine two passions, music and front-end development, I built a mobile remote jukebox UI for my 1954 AMi F-120—pairing React, Firebase, and CSS3 with Raspberry Pi hardware and Python-based stepper/LED controls. This project is open-source, so other enthusiasts can bring their analog systems into the modern age.