I design, engineer, and ship — not just one of the three.

01 — Interaction Designer

I started my career designing interactive digital campaigns for international brands — the kind of work where every hover state, transition, and moment of feedback was scrutinized. That background still shapes how I work today: the animation timing I choose, the empty and error states I bother to design properly, and how naturally I collaborate with product designers instead of just implementing their files. It's where I learned that the feeling of quality lives in details most people never consciously notice.

02 — iOS Engineer

The move into engineering wasn't a rejection of design — it was a way to own the whole outcome instead of handing a spec to someone else. Objective-C was unforgiving in ways Flash never was, and I loved it immediately.

03 — Senior Apple Platform Engineer

Over a decade across consultancies and product companies, I kept gravitating toward the hardest architectural problems — migrating legacy codebases, breaking monoliths into modules, leading teams through UIKit-to-SwiftUI transitions on products used by millions.

04 — Computer Vision & CoreML

At Magnosco, engineering met science directly. Translating a research team's PyTorch models into production Swift, building the OpenCV pipelines that feed them clean data, and making sure a medical device's Wi-Fi connection never fails a clinician mid-exam — this is the most demanding, most rewarding work I've done.

05 — Founder

Building Momena alone — design, engineering, encryption, App Store operations, support — was the fastest way I know to find out which of your instincts actually hold up when there's no one else to defer to.

06 — Intelligent, Privacy-First Products

Today my work sits at the intersection of all of it: architecture discipline from a decade of Apple platform engineering, a design sensibility from where I started, and a growing focus on bringing on-device AI into products without compromising the privacy users are trusting you with.