I am currently resposible for the design and user experience of all customer touchpoints, including our desktop applications, web applications, and marketing collateral.

Current priorities include the flagship trader application, the corporate website, and the web platform for a new business.

I led a team of designers and business analysts in the company's most aggressive development team. We built powerful apps for Liquidnet's new Capital Markets business — initially a desktop application, then a fully-featured web app, and finally a web platform of multiple apps.

My team was responsible for product strategy and design. I led the team to create an excellent user experience, and worked with development, sales, support, and deployment to ensure everything was successfully delivered to customers.

Today InfraRed serves over 500 of the largest public companies in the US, and is distributed through a partnership with the New York Stock Exchange.

After dozens of field interviews with Portfolio Managers in New York, Boston, Houston, and San Francisco, I advised Liquidnet's CEO and Senior Management to create a community of public companies, by providing a free application showing Liquidnet's unique overview of the instutitional investor sentiment.

To build this community I designed InfraRed, originally a desktop application that later grew into a web application (see above). I also led the development team that built and delivered the first version of the app.

At Bitscribe I led the UI design and development for over $1M in custom enterprise software. We delivered web products with complex business logic to clients in entertainment, media, manufacturing, logistics, construction, and other industries.

I worked with Adam Wiggins, Orion Henry, and James Lindenbaum, who later founded Heroku.

As part of Oversee's Consumer Products department, I wrote front end code for a variety of internal web products, including shameless knock-offs of Blogger, Flickr, and MySpace.

I introduced the company to semantic markup and web standards. I also created, organized, and led a cross-division Front-End Developers group.

Working for the Director of Marketing, I designed all marketing materials, collateral, advertising, and more. I redesigned the entire correspondence system, including business cards, letterhead, envelopes, and contact cards. I photographed company headshots.

The Director of Marketing was incredibly creative and willing to experiment. I learned a lot about how to reach out to customers in interesting ways. For example, after the 2003 New York Blackout, we sent out MagLite Solitaire flashlights to our customers with the story of how one of Griswold's employees led a subway car full of people out of a tunnel under the East River with the flashlight on her keychain.

I have provided design and development on a freelance basis for over 10 years. For most projects I'm responsible for the entire project — the scope of work, information architecture, interaction design, visual design, all development, and deployment.