I don’t fit neatly into one lane. Whatever the job needs, I can probably do it.
I’ve worked in engineering, design, research, consulting, product, and psychiatric care — and never one role at a time. If your team has a gap in the mental health tech space, there’s a good chance I can step into it.
Build
Develop, ship, and iterate quality code, from first commit to production.
Think
Identify potential problems and solutions before they become expensive mistakes. I’m not afraid to ask hard questions.
Design
Interfaces grounded in how people actually experience mental health, rather than generic or flashy UX patterns.
Research
Data science and outcome evaluation that informs real product decisions, not just useless reports.
In practice…
- Problem Framing
Identifying high-impact problems before you invest time or capital in the wrong direction. - End-to-End Product Building
Taking a rough idea all the way to a shipped product, owning design, build, and iteration. - Clinical UX
Building interfaces grounded in real mental health behavior and clinical context. - Python Development
Writing clean, production-ready code for features, services, and full applications. - Data Science & Outcomes
Using data to evaluate outcomes, reduce risk, and inform product decisions. - Pragmatic Decision-Making
Balancing clinical integrity, user value, technical feasibility, and business constraints in every call.