Graphic Designer at World Bioproducts

At World Bioproducts, I led the creation of a comprehensive design system for the launch of their Halal Select™ certified sampling devices, a new product line developed to meet the strict requirements of halal-certified food production facilities. The system was initially built for the Halal Select rollout and subsequently scaled across the company’s entire portfolio of microbiology sampling products (including sponge samplers, swabs, and related tools) This design system improved clarity for customers navigating halal certification needs, enhanced shelf and digital presence, and provided a flexible framework that streamlined future product launches. The work directly supported World Bioproducts’ ability to serve a broader range of clients seeking certified sampling solutions for sanitation verification and environmental monitoring.

Brand Designer at Tutto Pazzo Pizza

For Tutto Pazzo Pizza, a vibrant, family-friendly catering service in Kitsap County, I developed a complete, playful branding system that captures the company’s energetic personality and “tutto pazzo” (totally crazy) spirit. The goal was to create a memorable visual identity that stands out in the local market while remaining versatile across signage, packaging, menus, social media, and merchandise. The resulting system is both distinctive and practical—delivering a cohesive, joyful brand presence that resonates with families, locals, and pizza enthusiasts while supporting day-to-day marketing needs. From logo design to full visual language, the identity helps Tutto Pazzo Pizza feel fun, authentic, and unmistakably unique in the Kitsap food scene.

Graphic Designer at Titus-Will Toyota

For Titus-Will Toyota, I developed a complete branding system for their accessories department (Titus-Will Built). The project focused on creating a clean, professional, and distinctly Toyota-aligned visual identity that resonates with vehicle owners seeking genuine accessories and customization options. Key deliverables and contributions included: Designed a custom logo and supporting visual identity system tailored to the accessories division, balancing professionalism with the dynamic energy of automotive customization. Conducted scoping interviews with dealership leadership to deeply understand their target audience, brand goals, and application needs. Delivered multiple logo concepts and iterative revisions based on stakeholder feedback, resulting in a final mark that perfectly captured the desired positioning. Established a flexible branding system—including guidelines, color palettes, typography, and supporting graphics—that can be consistently applied across showroom displays, website, print collateral, digital marketing, and in-store merchandising. The new branding system has enabled Titus-Will Toyota’s accessories team to present a cohesive, premium experience that strengthens customer trust and supports clear communication of their genuine parts and accessory offerings. The client described the process and final result as “an exceptional experience from beginning to end,” with every detail thoughtfully executed.

Graphic Designer at INRIX

At INRIX, as Graphic Designer in Marketing (2025–Present), I create compelling marketing visuals that support the company’s leadership in transportation data, mobility intelligence, and traffic analytics. I design engaging graphics for blog posts, LinkedIn content, social media campaigns, and thought leadership pieces that simplify complex data insights and resonate with audiences ranging from transportation agencies and cities to enterprise clients. I also produce high-impact tradeshow booth graphics and supporting materials that strengthen INRIX’s presence at industry events, ensuring a cohesive and professional brand experience that drives booth traffic and meaningful conversations. By developing consistent visual systems and templates, I help streamline content creation across the marketing team while maintaining a strong, modern brand identity that communicates innovation and reliability. This role allows me to blend data-driven storytelling with vibrant design to highlight how INRIX powers smarter, safer, and more efficient movement of people and goods.

Graphic Designer at Blumira

At Blumira, as Graphic Designer in the Marketing department (2023–2025), I designed compelling graphics and visuals that supported the company’s content and brand presence. I created engaging imagery for blogs, social media campaigns, and other digital assets, while also producing graphics and materials for tradeshow booths to help drive brand visibility and audience engagement in the cybersecurity space. This role involved blending creativity with strategic marketing needs to produce cohesive, on-brand designs that amplified Blumira’s messaging across multiple channels.

Graphic Designer at Routeware

At Routeware, as Graphic Designer in Marketing (2022–2023), I developed and executed visual marketing materials that strengthened the brand’s position in the waste and recycling route optimization software industry. I designed engaging graphics for blog articles, LinkedIn and social media campaigns, webinars, and sales collateral that made complex operational concepts more accessible and compelling to municipal and private waste management audiences. I also created tradeshow booth graphics, event signage, and supporting promotional assets to deliver a cohesive and professional presence at industry conferences. By establishing consistent design systems and templates, I improved workflow efficiency for the marketing team and enabled stakeholders to produce on-brand materials with greater speed and consistency. This work helped communicate Routeware’s value in driving route efficiency, sustainability, and cost savings through clear, modern, and impactful visuals.