As a UX/UI Manager at Phunware, I help mentor and work closely with several designers creating designs for iOS, Android and other smart device experiences from beginning to end through brainstorming and concepting, wire framing, directing visual design, artwork production and application QA. I also work closely with the Program Manager, Sales Lead, Development and QA Managers on each project throughout the project's lifetime.

Designing user experiences and interfaces for mobile application across multiple platforms.

Hidden Vices is a handmade accessory line deep in the heart of Texas born out of a love for designing simple but beautiful things.

Made to adorn the dreamers, the explorers, the innovators, the design evangelists, the shamelessly strange, the collectors, the future icons.

" The Dirty Third is a handmade line of jewelry, full of idiosyncrasies and unlikely charm. Inspired by our lives, our friends and family, our penchant for making the best of our mistakes, we hope to inspire you to wear what we pour our hearts into. Whether you’re a big statement or a subtle comment kind of person, we want our pieces to express who you think you are. We are four hands, two heads, one heart. Set deep in the heart of Texas. "

Experience includes:

-Brought brand to fruition through identity development, marketing, and creation of products
-Designing and constructing jewelry
-Visualizing, building and managing online store, web site, and various social medias
-Handling and managing business matters, funds, and planning

Experience includes:

-Concept development and sketching, Photoshop / Illustrator rendering
-Usage Testing and ethnographic photography
-Graphically translating research findings into digestible documents, Infographics
-Led client briefing meetings and joint brainstorming, while meeting multiple deadlines
-Creating graphic presentations for clients to present to other company departments

In 2003, the Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture at the University of Houston established a new degree program in Industrial Design. It was the first of its kind in a four-state region covering Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and New Mexico. The new program emerged from a well established and respected university located in one of the United States’ largest and most dynamic urban centers – Houston, Texas. With resources unique to the metro area, such as NASA, Texas Media Center and diverse industrial entities, the resources and environment provided an ideal learning context for the discipline of industrial design.