About
I design clarity
into complex,
technical products.

Product designer with an industrial design background. Most at home where systems, data and numbers could easily overwhelm people.
- Now
- Product Design, Cloudflare
- Team
- Emerging Technology & Incubation
- Studying
- BA Product & Industrial Design, Kingston School of Art
- Based
- London, UK
01Background
Six countries, one route to London
- 6
- Countries
- 4
- Languages
- 3
- Design studios
- 01New YorkUSA
- 02AlsaceFrance
- 03FreiburgGermany
- 04BaselSwitzerland
- 05BarcelonaSpain
- 06LondonUK
- 01
New York
USA · Born here
- 02
Alsace
France
- 03
Freiburg
Germany
- 04
Basel
Switzerland · International Baccalaureate
- 05
Barcelona
Spain · Hiroshi Tsunoda Studio
- 06
London
UK · CSM, then Kingston
02How I work
What I bring to a team
Multicultural perspective
Six countries lived in, three design companies worked at, each in a different country. Cultural sensitivity is part of how I design.
Analytical mindset
A grounding in maths, science and industrial design means I approach problems logically, then validate through research, testing and iteration.
Curiosity & learning
I seek out challenges where I can pick up new skills and tools quickly, and keep expanding what I can do.
03Off screen
Outside of design
Rock climbing
Indoors and out
Bird watching
Rescue and photography
Open the field log ↓Strength training
Building strength for climbing and running
Running
Hopefully soon a marathon!
Field log
Drag the strip to bring a bird into focus.
Species spotted: 01/13 species
Robin Erithacus rubecula
Posed. Fully aware of the camera.
04Currently
Emerging Technology & Incubation at Cloudflare

Designing across several early-stage projects at once, in one of the most technical places to do product design.
Every project is a new domain, and I’m picking up the engineering fluency to match.
- 0 → 1 products
- Parallel projects
- Deeply technical domains
- Close engineering partnership
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