Leading design across AI-native wearable experiences in Meta's wearables ecosystem.

A few projects I'm focused on:

I lead identity, account, and social-profile design for the new Meta AI app. The product ships across phone and Ray-Ban Meta glasses, with cross-surface migration logic and regional edge cases (some markets get it on glasses but not the app, others the reverse). I contributed to the design-system principles guiding the launch.

I own the authentication suite across Meta's wearables: passcodes, passive unlock from a paired phone, and the new biometric methods we're adding. A multi-device system designed end-to-end with hardware, firmware, and product partners.

I also mentor designers on the team and partner with research to keep product strategy grounded in qualitative insight, not just visuals.

Designed core consumer experiences for Ray-Ban Meta and Ray-Ban Stories, products now shipped to millions of users.

A few highlights from this stretch:

I drove the Facebook to Meta account platform migration across product surfaces. The work moved millions of users to the new company account system and unblocked legacy hardware during the cutover. System-level work that touched every wearable surface.

I shipped the Spotify Tap integration on Ray-Ban Stories, a temple-gesture-driven music control feature that became a flagship example of hardware-first interaction design.

I also contributed to interaction patterns for camera, audio, and voice features now used daily by Ray-Ban Meta users.

Interactive Prototyping 2 - teaching students how to bring their ideas into a multi-modal interactive state to test and experiment with various prototyping methodologies and tools

Worked on early-stage AR glasses interaction design under NDA — exploring novel input paradigms for head-worn computing alongside hardware, ML, and research partners.