As an intern for IBM, my primary responsibility was to evaluate and improve how the user experience and documentation group created, managed, and shared internal guidelines, or the information required for everyine to create consistent and high-quality work.

After interviewing fellow employees, evaluating the problems that people were having, and researching alternatives, I implemented a new content management system and designed and programmed a user-friendly website to help others quickly find the information that they need.

These samples demonstrate how I approached a redesign of the website for one of Pittsburgh's major daily newspapers. This project took place during the summer of 2007, and for a good chunk of it I was working with Christopher Ward.

This is a four-minute video that argues that there’s something wrong with the current state of the music industry and consumers should start demanding change. The video presents the argument as a back-and-forth conversation between a wise-man character and a few of his pupils.

These samples are promotional materials for ‘less.org,’ a fictional organization dedicated delivering personal finance advice, tongue firmly in cheek. I had to conceptualize the organization from scratch and then create a complete design system to support it that could be used across a variety of media, from multimedia videos to printed business cards.

This is a twenty-second video that I designed as a splash screen for the consumer advocacy blog The Consumerist.

These samples demonstrate how I approached a redesign of the website for the College of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University. This project took place during the spring of 2007. I didn’t do this alone: I worked along with Christopher Ward, Nathan Pose, and Sushmita Subramanian.