A research-grade biosensor ring, a participant app run by AI agents, and an analyst platform that turns raw biosignal into moment-by-moment insight into unconscious reactions to media.

Designing and developing a companion app for L’Oréal Redken’s first connected hair tool, translating live heat and technique data into in-the-moment guidance.

Building a rock-stable cross-platform multiplayer engine so a room full of mixed-device friends could play together without ever thinking about the technology.

From OpenTable’s first iPad app to owning its entire mobile portfolio across iPhone, iPad, and Android.

Modernizing the restaurant management experience with a flexible, intuitive browser-based platform.

Surfacing actionable insights from every sales call to drive smarter decisions and higher team performance within Salesforce.

Rapid Covid response introducing Meeting Studio and Meeting Digest to help newly remote sales teams prepare, collaborate, and capture outcomes directly inside Sales Cloud.

Redesigning a distributor CRM around 15-minute mobile sessions instead of desktop dashboards, restoring trust in a failed enterprise rollout.

A lightweight executive alignment process that accelerated time to development and ensured every launched product met or exceeded performance goals.

The research, experience principles, and networked prototypes behind a dozen “digital parlor game” concepts — four of which were pitched to the show’s producers, and two of which became WB Psych! and Draw It.

Prototyping what a mobile second-screen companion experience could offer PC gamers, and the technical groundwork needed to bring game developer partners on board.

Using research-driven experience strategy to differentiate Spark from consumer banking and align the platform with how entrepreneurs actually manage their finances.

Built custom BLE beacon hardware in-house to separate marketing claims from real capability — resulting in a white paper and a talk at the App Developers Conference.

Used Senstream’s biosensing platform to record what happens in the body when the same racing game is played on a screen versus in a VR headset — and measured a 300% average difference in response to the same event types.