FRST
Spring 2025 · UX design and front-end development
They asked for Excel upload. What they needed was a form that worked.
- Ask
- Excel upload
- Need
- A form that worked

Fig. 01 — FRST
Currently Software engineer at Microsoft, building data entry UI for Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations.
Spring 2025 · UX design and front-end development
They asked for Excel upload. What they needed was a form that worked.

Fig. 01 — FRST
In development · Design and development
A seat-back screen with a real flight underneath. Leave mid-flight, and the plane keeps flying.

Fig. 02 — Apex IFE
Fall 2024 · Design and development
Typing on Vision Pro meant a floating keyboard or speaking out loud. I designed a way to spell with your hands.

Fig. 03 — Vision Pro text input
The same principles behind my interfaces: hierarchy, balance, and restraint.
I’m a software engineer at Microsoft, working on Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations, where I own a data entry control built in React, TypeScript, and X++. Before that I spent almost four years keeping North Dakota State University’s classrooms running as an AV technician and then student manager, and I kept building small tools whenever the official ones didn’t fit the job. I studied computer science at NDSU, and I design in Figma before I build. What I care about most is the gap between what someone asks for and what would actually help them.