My role:
Research and discovery
UX and UI design
Product direction and experience strategy
Certain details have been omitted to respect confidentiality.
I’ve led and contributed to multiple cybersecurity initiatives across enterprise security platforms, partnering with organizations including Nuspire, 1898 Burns & McDonnell, Kudelski Security, Cyderes, and Secure Passage. Across these engagements, my focus was designing usable, trustworthy security experiences—balancing threat intelligence, infrastructure protection, and operational complexity with clarity and effectiveness.
A consistent priority was improving how security insights are communicated between analysts and customers, helping users better understand risk, system status, and recommended actions.
Context
1898 Burns & McDonnell launched its first subscription-based MSSP platform to support critical infrastructure clients with real-time security monitoring. Prior to this, communication relied heavily on email, making it difficult for clients to understand current threats, service status, and next steps.
Approach
Outcomes
Real-time security visibility: Clear, scannable visualizations allowed users to quickly assess risk and prioritize action
Improved analyst–client communication: Live updates replaced email chains, reducing confusion and response time
Familiar interaction patterns: A dual-panel layout and consistent navigation minimized learning curves
Clear information hierarchy: Incident details surfaced critical data first, supporting faster decisions
Iterative delivery: Incremental releases and thoughtful UX writing improved usability over time
PRODUCT DEMO - MVP
problem framing

The challenge
The initial version of Nuspire’s platform was built with a strong technical focus, making it difficult for customers to understand their security program and progress. With limited backend changes possible, the goal was to improve usability and introduce stronger product thinking within a short engagement.
The challenge
I worked closely with Nuspire’s Head of Product and engineering team in a 16-week engagement to coach on user-centered design while delivering tangible UX improvements.
Key outcomes
Simplified assessment flow: Redesigned questionnaires reduced friction and improved completion
Clearer program overview: Improved information architecture made it easier for users to understand their security posture and available services
Pragmatic delivery: UX improvements were implemented with minimal backend changes, enabling rapid impact






