Document control center
+12% this week
Maya K. approved a new version
12 minutes agoB2B / OPERATIONS · 2023—24
Document control center
Making ownership, review, and release status visible across a high-stakes document workflow.
Read case studyAvailable for product teams · 2026
Product designer with 3+ years of experience turning dense workflows into clear, confident tools for people who do important work.
01 — Selected work
The best interfaces do not hide complexity. They give it a shape people can trust.
+12% this week
Maya K. approved a new version
12 minutes agoB2B / OPERATIONS · 2023—24
Making ownership, review, and release status visible across a high-stakes document workflow.
Read case studyAI / COMPUTER VISION · 2022—23
Helping ML teams annotate faster, catch edge cases, and teach models with confidence.
Read case studyCase 01
B2B / OPSDOCUMENT CONTROL CENTER · 2023—24
The team had the files. What they did not have was a reliable answer to: what is current, who owns it, and what happens next?
Critical project documents were scattered across nested folders and chat threads. Reviewers spent time hunting for context instead of making decisions.
Product design from discovery through shipped UI: workflow mapping, information architecture, interaction patterns, and a reusable component library.
Case 02
AI / CVVISION ANNOTATION STUDIO · 2022—23
Annotation is repetitive until the edge case appears. I designed a workspace that makes speed and judgment work together.
Annotators switched between a canvas, label menus, and QA notes. Small context gaps created expensive rework downstream.
Research, task modeling, interaction design, and prototyping with ML engineers and annotation leads across three workflows.
02 — Approach
I work close to the people who know the problem best, then make the invisible visible.
Align on the decision we need to improve, not just the screen we need to ship.
↗Map actors, states, and exceptions until the product has a shape everyone can reason about.
↗Prototype the moments that carry risk, then use real content to pressure-test the details.
↗Partner with engineering through release so the shipped product keeps the intent intact.
↗03 — About
I am a product designer who enjoys the part of the work where the map is still blank. Over the last 3+ years, I have worked on internal tools, AI workflows, and systems where a small interaction can change an entire team's rhythm.
My north star is simple: make the next right action easier to see, understand, and take.
Tell me what you are building, where it gets tangled, and what good could look like.