About Jamie

I’m a Staff UX Designer who makes complex, high-stakes products feel safe, clear, and human. I design for environments where usability, reliability, and trust are essential.

My work spans healthtech, fintech, cybersecurity, enterprise operations, and consumer platforms. I design systems that support people in moments where failure, confusion, or friction can have meaningful consequences.

Today, I design for an automated insulin delivery system, working across product, engineering, systems, clinical, regulatory, and human factors teams. My role often begins before a solution is defined, helping teams understand the larger system, align around the right problem, and make decisions that balance patient safety, technical constraints, and business needs.

My background started in graphic design and evolved through motion, branding, and digital experiences before I found my focus in UX and systems thinking.

That multidisciplinary path shaped how I approach design today: not just as screens and interactions, but as interconnected ecosystems shaped by business needs, operational realities, technical constraints, and human behavior.

Outside of work, I’m usually tending to plants, making ceramics, finding good coffee, or spending time with my dog.

Companies I've Worked with
Awards & Recognition
2022
Insulet peer recognition for consistently advocating for user needs
2018
RBC Performance Award
2016
Designed the ForAllSecure brand identity, later featured in the Smithsonian National Museum of American History following its DARPA Cyber Grand Challenge win
Certifications
2026
Anthropic | AI Fluency: Framework and Foundations
Education
2011
Ringling College of Art and Design
B.F.A. Graphic and Interactive Communication | Minored in Business of Art and Design
Graduated with Honors

Interested in how I approach complex product challenges?