Senior Product / UX Designer currently working on AI-driven experiences at Amazon. Previously at Mercari. Also leading product and design for a healthcare platform in active clinical use, spanning longitudinal data, configuration-heavy workflows, and decision-support systems.
Shaping how UX participates in product development and decision making in a fragmented, engineering-driven culture.
Theme: Organizational design, UX strategy
Led the design of a composable Home system that enabled server-driven layouts while maintaining consistency and long-term maintainability.
Theme: System architecture, scalable UI
Designing and shaping a healthcare platform used daily by a concierge medical practice, supporting longitudinal health data, alerts, and decision-making.
Theme: Strategic product evolution, complex domain
About
I work at the intersection of design, product strategy, and systems thinking. My focus is on problems where scale, ambiguity, and constraints make surface-level solutions insufficient.
Across enterprise platforms and early-stage products, I specialize in defining the structures, rules, and decisions that allow teams to move faster without sacrificing quality. My work often involves close partnership with engineering and product leadership, navigating evolving systems, and designing foundations that outlive individual features.
Focus Areas
System and platform design for complex products
Designing for scale, reuse, and long-term maintainability
Navigating ambiguity and evolving constraints
Cross-functional influence with product and engineering
Translating complex domains into coherent user experiences
“What stands out most is Bryan’s insistence on the highest standard in design-driven product decision-making. He consistently challenges assumptions across Product and Engineering and helps teams navigate complexity.”
“Bryan rapidly changed the way we worked. His ability to communicate clearly and get high-quality work in front of engineers helped teams uncover gaps early and stay focused on the user experience.”
