June is a privacy-first AI assistant that never tracks user queries or harvests personal data by Blockchain.com. As the only designer on the initial squad, I helped build the product from scratch during an intensive, two-week in-house bootcamp. I helped shape core product and feature decisions, collaborating closely with engineers to guarantee a seamless user experience. From designing the end-to-end interface and fine-tuning complex interactions, to conducting visual QA on the final build, I loved wearing multiple hats and driving design in a small, highly efficient team.

Injective is a Layer 1 blockchain built for finance. As the first in-house product designer, I played a key role in rebranding the decentralized exchange to Helix and helped launch spot grid trading and liquidity bots. I built Mito.fi from scratch as an automated vault and launchpad platform. After driving user growth and gathering feedback, I initiated and launched Helix 2.0, featuring a fully refreshed UI. I also helped design and continue to maintain the design systems for core ecosystem tools, including Hub, staking, explorer, and bridge.

As the first designer at Dune, I owned not only product design but also all swag and brand graphics for the company. Having focused on digital and product design for most of my career, this was a valuable and exciting opportunity to stretch into more expressive work — almost like going back to college and diving into experimental graphic and visual projects.

The founders deeply understood swag culture, so I had the creative freedom to craft thoughtful visuals and the stories behind them. During my short but fruitful time at Dune, I created a range of drops for both the team and the wider community.

Designing the rider interface for an autonomous shuttle service. The goal was to build trust through transparency, using friendly iconography and clear wayfinding.