I design for the greater good, and the results tend to follow. Products I've led have contributed to $8M+ raised, an acquisition, and clinical tools that surface nearly 3x more patient insights than the industry standard.
Designed the patient assessment and outcome tracking modules for an AI-powered psychiatry tool built around one constraint: a clinician has minutes before a visit to absorb everything about a patient.
Designed an AI-powered bioinformatics platform for users who would immediately know if you got it wrong.
Designed a maternal mental health platform for women of color, built to feel warm and genuinely representative, not just clinically sound.
Designed an overdose prevention platform for field workers mid-response - where a slow interface isn't friction, it's a missed window.
Built a healthcare SaaS product from pitch deck to enterprise platform - and the design organization that sustained it.
Hi, I'm Neil, a product designer who's spent 10+ years helping early and mid-stage startups turn hard problems into thoughtful products. I've led design organizations, shipped healthcare platforms from zero to enterprise scale, and spent the last few years designing AI tools for clinical environments where the margin for error is small and the human stakes are high.
Outside of work I'm a dog dad and adventure buddy to one very energetic kid. Originally from the west coast, now calling the east coast home, and bringing a grounded, human-first lens to everything I make. My north star hasn't changed: design for the greater good.
Currently looking for full-time opportunities in health tech, AI products, or early-stage startups. If that sounds like you, let's talk.