Product Designer.

Status Quo Disruptor.

Animal Advocate.

Hero Of Time.

Stock Photo Hater.

Vault Hunter.

Distance Runner.

Kickboxer.

Justin dressed up, holding out his handshake, pretending to be in a stock photo

Justin as a psycho from the game Borderlands

Justin with his legs up in the air, wearing his running gear.

Justin in his kickboxing gear and in a fighters pose.

A little about me

Part user experience designer and part product designer, I strive to make every product I touch better for the people who use them. Whether it’s through a simple heading change or a full-scale overhaul, I take a data-backed approach to ensure the product becomes easier to use and creates a user journey with as little friction as possible.

I am currently a UX Designer at Phase2 Technology, an experience agency based in Arlington, VA. In my current and past roles, I have been able to work with clients across a variety of industries such as SaaS, consulting, education, and outdoor adventures. I am certified in UX Management and Design Thinking from the Interaction Design Foundation and hold several design awards from competitions like Muse Creative Awards and AVA Awards.

Expertise

01:// Crafting data-driven products
02:// Facilitating, interviewing, and testing stakeholders/users
03:// Creating design systems for sustainable growth
04:// Seeking out new skills
05:// Thinking and implementing innovative solutions
06:// Standing up for users and accessibility
07:// Speaking out against the status quo

A few clients I’ve worked with

Fun facts

I’m a 90s punk rock kid; I even have a blink-182 tattoo.
My Hogwarts House is Ravenclaw.
I grew up in rural northwestern New Jersey before settling in suburban Maryland.
I’m an animal lover—I have a dog and two cats at home. I also volunteer with BARCS Animal Shelter in Baltimore.
Forever rewatching: Bojack Horseman, Battlebots, and Rick and Morty.
How to Train Your Dragon is my favorite movie; I have a tattoo of Toothless!
I have a 2-year-old tiny human who is growing more and more every day and it's crazy.

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