You get the beautiful, intuitive product.

I handle the existential dread of edge cases.

I’m Rachel. I design enterprise software so your users don’t have to keep sticky notes of instructions on their monitors.

I love digging into messy, complicated B2B problems, the kind buried inside existing products and legacy systems. I’m at my best finding the real problem hiding underneath the one everyone thinks they’re solving, and designing something that actually holds up once it meets the real world. I’m a generalist who easily works hand-in-hand with the people who implement the solutions.

Let’s be more specific.

I’ve been on big teams, small teams, teams that are just me wearing 12 different hats.

Here’s what you’ll get when you work with me.

(To be even more specific: here’s a list of my skills, past work, and any other keywords you need to search for.)

Diverse experience

A senior product designer: a generalist with 9+ years of experience in website and SAAS design.

Excellent communications skills

Able to communicate with everyone in your organization, across all silos. 12+ years as full-stack developer, MS Information Management, MBA, BA Psychology, BS Computer Science.

Realistic & practical problem-solving

An advocate for customers, while navigating real technical and business constraints, and designing with a working understanding of what data and systems can actually support.

Case Studies

“Booleans for beginners”: Making a rule builder

Transforming a frustrating tool into an intuitive, accessible, and reusable component, making complex logic approachable for every user.

“As long as we’re only missing $10,000, it’s fine”: Designing for complexity in data reconciliation

Designing a highly technical feature for maximum efficiency, clarity, and trust in the results.

“Dude, where’s my cement mixer?”: Designing for non-standard tracking

Improving the UX of a GPS history tracker, incorporating the user’s needs for playback and trip management.

Redesigning a GPS tracking dashboard

I led the redesign of the company’s product — a vast data pool of GPS locations, engine statuses, user input, and more.