UX/UI design leadership and AI-focused full-stack engineering in one place. I take ideas from Figma to production: user research, design systems, AI pipelines, payments, mobile builds, and cloud infrastructure. Everything below is something I made.
Field-service software for UPS and battery service teams. A technician connects their battery tester on site, and OHMEE turns the visit into a finished, customer-ready report: their own Word template plus a PDF, before they leave the building.
Products with AI at the core: language models, computer vision, and neural voice, built end to end and running in production.
Turns Reddit threads into podcast-style audio with neural text-to-speech. Multi-voice narration, smart text normalization, curated stations, sleep timer, and shuffle autoplay. Live on the web plus shipped Android releases with background playback.
AI golf-swing analyzer. Upload a swing video and get frame-by-frame biomechanical feedback: 10-phase swing segmentation, pose estimation, fault detection, and coaching from an agentic vision model that requests its own visual evidence before scoring.
Every mile has a story. Enter a driving route and RoadLore narrates true, grounded stories about the places you pass, generated and voiced on the fly. Parallel TTS chunking keeps a full story ready in seconds.
Tap anywhere, hear everywhere. Tap any spot on a world map and a station starts playing true stories about that place, back to back, grounded in real Wikipedia articles nearby. Story text appears instantly while the audio is voiced.
The true stories behind Salt Lake and Wasatch places, as audio. A heat-mapped trail map shows where the lore is densest; tap a zone to start "Lore Radio," which queues and voices the next story while the current one plays.
Job search with a built-in scam checker. Aggregates listings from multiple public job boards, matches them to an uploaded resume, and runs any posting through heuristics plus an LLM to flag the warning signs of a fake job.
A career search that fans out across live job boards and company career pages, scores and dedupes results, and exports to CSV. The same engine powers a B2B lead finder for UPS battery services that AI-researches and maps every prospect.
Spaced-repetition study app for UPS technicians. Scripts extract the deck straight from Word training manuals; a five-level confidence scale resurfaces weak cards sooner, and every answer can be read aloud with neural text-to-speech.
AI lesson-plan generator for homeschooling families. A multi-stage LLM pipeline (architect, sourcer, validator) designs time-blocked school days, sources real materials from vetted education platforms, and adapts to age and reading level.
Interfaces, design systems, and brand work, taken from Figma to shipped UI.
A tablet app technicians use on a live job site, so every screen favors big targets, high contrast, and one clear next step. The brand system (cyan and violet on charcoal, Barlow type) carries from the app into the marketing site and the generated customer report.















Real-time games, 3D, live data, and tools, also designed and built end to end.
Sign-ups, sorted with one simple link. A host builds a sheet for a potluck, volunteer shifts, or a class party and shares one link; anyone can claim a slot with just their name. The sheet fills in real time, and hosts get a dashboard to search, sort, edit, and duplicate their sheets. Designed in Figma first, then built to match.
Retro game night in the browser. The host opens a lobby, friends join from their phones with one party code, vote on what to play, and jump between games all evening without ever re-joining.
Multiplayer 3D survival party game: one screen hosts the world, up to eight friends join instantly from their phones via QR code. Custom WebSocket relay, procedural world generation, and a mobile-aware Three.js renderer at 60 FPS.
You are the current. Fly a spark through a full-scale model of an industrial UPS: 17 real stations from rectifier to inverter to bypass, switchable operating modes that re-route the power flow, and real fault codes along the way.
"The Daily Oracle," a live newspaper written by prediction markets. Pulls the most-traded markets in real time and typesets them as tomorrow's front page, with odds, volume, and price moves refreshing every minute.
A self-hosted audiobook library. Friends and family search, request, and stream instantly with no accounts required. A FastAPI backend runs a multi-container stack with automated library management, cover-art lookup, and audio merging.
Everything below is in production in at least one of the projects above.
I lead UX/UI design and design systems, and I build AI-powered full-stack software. That covers the whole path from user research and Figma prototypes to production code, payments, and cloud deployment. I care about the person on the other end of the screen, I ship complete products instead of demos, and I use AI where it actually saves someone time.