Podia is the plural of podium. It's an all-in-one e-commerce platform for creators selling digital goods, memberships, and online courses. I work with our small team of developers to build, maintain, and push our platform forward as we attempt to consume more of our users' workflows.

Pixel Union is a digital agency and a seller of e-commerce themes and apps. I lead design at our agency early on, transitioning later to Direct of Product, leading the design and production of our first apps. Over the subsequent years I took on varying levels of product direction within our Apps division until a mass layoff in Spring 2019.

Treehouse is an online technology education provider–an online code school. I briefly joined their design team before being seduced away by Pixel Union. During my short stint, I focused on marketing and product design with a greater emphasis on front-end development.

Flow is a project management tool for teams of all types. As Product Director, I was responsible for our product roadmap and team as well as the design of our web and mobile apps. Here I really got to stretch out, getting dirty with front-end development, documentation, customer support, project management, and many other responsibilities.

Before its recent acquisition by Vimeo, Livestream was a live-streaming service before YouTube Live, Twitch, and Periscope were around. They were initially a client of MetaLab, but after working with them exclusively for 6 months or so, I was poached and moved off to New York to work alongside them. I got to lead design of our marketing site, consumer site, desktop production tools, and mobile apps before returning home to take the reigns of Flow.

MetaLab is a leading digital agency responsible for a ton of great design work you've likely already interacted with. I worked there when MetaLab was just its founder. I joined him when I was in my second year of a CompSci degree where I was becoming increasingly disillusioned with the lack of design and web development. At MetaLab I really got to cut my teeth and get a taste for the industry.