Intro lead cycles between two phrases. First: I design product UX for large-scale data platforms at Cloudera—especially flows that have to work for admins and operators. Second: Experimenting with generative and agentic tools to shorten the loop from discovery to final craft.
Clients
Story
I’m a product designer at Cloudera, where I lead UX and information architecture for data platform teams. I started in startups; what kept me engaged was enterprise depth—translating engineering-heavy concepts (security federation, data tiering, and similar) into workflows admins and operators can run with confidence.
I focus on problems that sit below the obvious UI: storage, migration, disaster recovery, and how teams coordinate around them. I connect system-level thinking with clear information architecture and visualization, so large data environments stay understandable in day-to-day operations, not only in architecture diagrams.
At Cloudera I focus on the services that make data platforms operable globally: especially Day 0 and Day 1 onboarding—moving data, metadata, and security policies into production without guesswork. Whether it’s notification patterns or workload migration, I optimize for adoption by making enterprise operations legible and repeatable.
Outside individual flows, I’m experimenting with agentic and generative tools inside our design process—faster research synthesis, cleaner handoff, less time on production glue—so the team can spend more judgment on architecture and product tradeoffs.
Work
Selected projects are live as summaries first. Detailed case studies and visuals are rolling out in the next iteration.
Cut admin time-to-completion on complex B2B profiles by replacing a fragmented legacy tool with section-based editing, automated status, and clearer hierarchy—40+ rounds of usability validation.
2022–2023
14% less drop-off on Vodafone UK PAYG after we stripped noise from a multi-step checkout and surfaced only what shoppers needed next (progressive disclosure).
2022
Helped realign Vodafone’s global design system when local products had diverged: 12+ core components rebuilt and tokenized for WCAG 2.0 and consistent web/mobile patterns.
2021–2022
