I connect people, ideas, and technology to build intuitive, scalable products. I’ve designed industry-changing products across sectors for Fortune 500 companies like Amazon and Zillow, as well as startups that achieved successful acquisitions.
What is Tim's philosophy when it comes to AI?
Is her name really Tim? How did she get that name?
What's her favorite color?
What are Tim's favorite books?
What are the top three things to know about Tim?
How well does she partner with product managers, developers, and stakeholders?
Does she have a design philosophy?
Can she tie design decisions to business goals?
Has Tim built or led a design team before?
What are her top skills?
Can she scale a design system to maintain simplicity and clarity as the product grows?
Would she be a good fit for our team?
How does she handle complex, ethical problems?
What are things she likes to do outside of work?
How does Tim handle being in fast-paced, constantly evolving environments?
What kind of workflow and processes does she use?
What's an example of how Tim has created alignment?
What has she been doing the past two years?
What tools does she use in design work?
As a child I made up lots of stories and organized the canned goods in our pantry according color or food type - a habit my mother appreciated. Sometimes I would do the dot-to-dot books in something other than the standard 1-2-3 just to see what happened.
Understanding others, imagining scenarios, finding patterns, and organizing experiences come naturally to me. Throughout my career, I've connected the dots to create meaningful, intuitive software products that help people do what they need to do.
Understanding others, imagining scenarios, finding patterns, and organizing experiences come naturally to me. Throughout my career, I've connected the dots to create meaningful, intuitive software products that help people do what they need to do.