My career has lead me to various opportunities, starting as a Studio Graphic Designer at small agencies in Jacksonville, FL. And then through a game I lovingly refer to as “career surviver” (aka entering the job market during the 07’/08’ recession). I quickly started focusing my career on Digital Production and Program Management.

I have worked at various advertising agencies, a UX Consulting Firm, and now at Google. I’m passionate about; product development, change management, Agile Methodology, hybrid project management approaches and implementations, and creating work that puts the customer or consumer at the center of it all.

I’ve been a department lead, worked on & won multi-million dollar pitches, and have helped implement hybrid Agile teams. I’m an assertive leader, passionate collaborator, goal & objective champion, and ambitious about making an impact on the world.


I've worked on:

  • Google

  • Walmart

  • Idemia

  • Con Edison

  • Chase Ultimate Rewards

  • MasterCard

  • Scholastic

  • National Geographic Channel - killingjesus.nationalgeographic.com

  • Indeed.com

  • US Cellular

  • Grain Foods Foundation

  • JMARs

  • CSX

  • Jacksonville Zoo

  • Jacksonville Jaguars

  • Merial

  • McDonald's

Producing everything from: 

  • Product Design

  • Service Design - Including: Personas, User Journeys, Service maps, UX/UI, clickable prototypes

  • Websites

  • Landing Pages

  • Email campaigns

  • Standard OLA

  • Dynamic Retargeted OLA

  • Rich Media

  • iOS/Andriod Apps

  • Digital Videos

  • Print advertising

  • Out of Home

My passion for design steams from the psychology behind the art. Truly understanding ones clientele; how to speak to them, understand them, work with them. Seeing the world through the customers eyes, what problems do they encounter? The strategy of who, where, why and how behind every piece and every campaign is what keeps me coming back for me. Pushing boundaries and the ways we communicate with our audience is the challenge I enjoy and except everyday.