I work across product design and engineering, building products for the internet. I co-founded Iterate, a feedback product for creators. Before that, I held key positions at Foursquare in NYC, finishing as VP of Design.

My journey into designing on the web began around 1998, after reading the HTML 4.0 spec my dad brought home from British Telecom. Writing raw HTML and CSS taught me how systems fit together and why details matter.

I studied at Cherrybrook Technology High School, then at Computer Graphics College (CGC), an SAE Institute, in Sydney. That mix of design training and technical work shaped how I operate. I work best in the space where design and implementation meet.

In 2010, I joined Foursquare on the web team and later moved into mobile. I led design for Foursquare City Guide and Swarm, then went on to lead the entire design org.

Before Foursquare, I worked at a boutique agency and ran my own studio, helping SMB clients with products and websites. I’ve also co-founded a few ventures, including Eat.ly (acquired by Foodspotting) and Endorse. I keep learning through small side projects, the kind you build because you want to see if an idea holds up.

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