Some designers thrive on consumer apps and polished brand experiences. I’ve always been drawn to the harder, messier problems — the enterprise platforms, the legacy systems, the operational tools that real people depend on every day but nobody ever thinks to improve. I’m not sure I can fully explain it, but I have a natural instinct for this kind of complexity. I can walk into an ambiguous system, find where it breaks down, and see a clearer path forward. After 26 years, that instinct is still what gets me excited to work
Some designers thrive on consumer apps and polished brand experiences. I’ve always been drawn to the harder, messier problems — the enterprise platforms, the legacy systems, the operational tools that real people depend on every day but nobody ever thinks to improve. I’m not sure I can fully explain it, but I have a natural instinct for this kind of complexity. I can walk into an ambiguous system, find where it breaks down, and see a clearer path forward. After 26 years, that instinct is still what gets me excited to work