Work
Many disciplines. One practice.
Browse multidisciplinary work by its primary discipline, then see the project type and overlapping capabilities that made each outcome possible.
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Software & AI
Applied AI, software systems, automations, and developer-facing tools.
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Security
Application security, analysis, internal tooling, and operational clarity.
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Creative Technology
Technology-led experiences, creative systems, and production tooling.
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Film & Media
Film, documentary, commercial, animation, and visual storytelling.
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Security
Application Security Dashboard
Northstar Security is an internal application security platform created to consolidate the tools and workflows used throughout the software security review process. Instead of moving between separate applications for ticket management, static analysis, merge request reviews, dependency investigations, and threat analysis, security engineers can complete investigations within a consistent interface designed around evidence-driven decision making. As the sole designer and developer, I was responsible for the product vision, user experience, interface design, and implementation of the platform. The portfolio recreates the application's interface using fictional branding to protect confidential information while accurately representing the workflows, architecture, and design decisions behind the original system.
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Signal areas
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Core views
Studio System
Creative Technology
Miscellaneous Important Stuff Studio
The goal was never simply to create a visually interesting podcast background. I wanted a complete production environment that could support different formats, guests and technical requirements without rebuilding the studio for every episode.
Concept
Stage
Creative
Focus
AI Agent System
Software & AI
Agentic Application Prototyping System
The Agentic Application Prototyping System began as an experiment in improving software development through coordinated AI workflows rather than isolated prompts. Instead of treating every application as a new starting point, the system captures architectural decisions, reusable functionality, and implementation patterns that can be applied across future work. I designed the orchestration layer, defined the responsibilities of specialized agents, and created a workflow focused on consistency, reuse, and rapid prototyping. The project serves as both a practical internal development tool and an exploration of how agentic systems can support software engineering.
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Orchestration layers
6
Specialized agents
Reusable
Architecture library
Documentary
Film & Media
Going Dark: The Final Days of Film Projection
As digital projection rapidly replaced film, an entire profession quietly disappeared with it. Going Dark documents the final days of traditional movie projectionists at Penn Square Mall in Oklahoma City, focusing less on the technology itself than on the people whose work had shaped the theatrical experience for decades. Produced by a two-person crew over approximately one month, the project required working within active projection booths, adapting lighting and camera setups to extremely limited spaces, and building trust with projectionists while documenting a historic transition. The completed documentary later received a Heartland Emmy Award for Best Short Format Program.
15-minute documentary
Stage
Two-person production crew
Focus
Approximately one month of principal photography
New metric
Software Extension
Creative Technology
Premiere Pro Workflow Extension
This project explores how software can improve one of the least creative parts of post-production: preparing a project before editing begins. Drawing on firsthand experience in film and video production, I designed a custom Adobe Premiere Pro extension that automates project organization, template generation, and sequence assembly while preserving flexibility for the editor. Currently in active development, the extension focuses on creating a repeatable editorial workflow that reduces manual setup and establishes a consistent starting point for new projects. The project also serves as an exploration of workflow automation within creative software, combining software engineering with practical production experience.
Multiple stages
Setup coverage
Modular templates
Architecture
Reusable
Template model
