2023 - Present

At Apple Worldwide Sales Finance (WWSF), I served as the Lead Application Designer for the development of an internal data warehouse application designed to handle the processing, analysis, and reporting of sales, inventory, and transfer data from Apple’s global retail partners.

2011 - 2014

At eBay Motors, I led UX design for the Parts & Accessories and Vehicles sections, attracting over 10 million monthly visitors. I spearheaded eBay Garage, a community platform where users shared vehicle details, amassing 270,000 vehicles in its first year and becoming the largest online automotive community.

2010

At WebEx, I worked on the Webex Small Business Portal, where I was responsible for designing and developing a user-friendly interface tailored specifically for small business customers. The portal aimed to simplify access to Webex’s powerful video conferencing and collaboration tools, ensuring that even users with limited technical expertise could easily manage their accounts and services.

2008-2009

As the Lead UI/UX designer for Phoenix HyperSpace, I created an intuitive interface that enabled users to access essential applications quickly without waiting for Windows to boot. I also collaborated with developers to implement key features like Instant On/Off and constant connectivity across both Hybrid and Dual versions.

2008

In 2008, I joined Mighty, a startup in Oakland, CA, to work with former colleagues on the design and development of MightyDB, a web-based database application development environment (similar to today's AirTable). As the lead UI/UX Designer, I focused on creating an intuitive platform that allowed users to build and manage custom databases without advanced technical skills. This project combined my passion for innovative design with practical data management solutions, a central theme throughout my career.

2005-2008

At Cisco, I designed and developed an internal Business Continuity Plan (BCP) tool to support Cisco’s Supply Chain Risk Management team. The tool was built to gather, track, and report the status of business continuity plans for Cisco’s global suppliers, ensuring preparedness for crisis events and operational disruptions.

1992-1995

Rae Assist, one of the first software products I designed and developed at Rae Technology, was a pioneering free-form personal information manager for early tablet devices. It allowed users to link any object to another, creating seamless many-to-many relationships between contacts, calendars, and tasks, offering an intuitive and easy way to organize personal data.

1990

The Bare Facts Video Guide was a well-known resource designed to provide detailed information about on-screen nudity in movies and television shows. Launched before the widespread availability of online databases, it was a comprehensive guide for viewers who were interested in knowing where and when scenes containing nudity appeared in popular films.