I started designing in 2023 after switching careers from construction into UX. Since then, I've been working at Phlo, a health-tech startup, where I help design the internal prescribing platform used by our clinical teams. Over the past two years, I've worked closely with pharmacy and clinical teams to scale the system from handling a handful of daily orders to thousands every week.

Before that, I spent several years studying construction related courses — earning a degree in Architectural Technology and a master's in Construction Project Management. That background gave me a structured way of thinking, experience working with complex systems, and a focus on long-term, practical solutions — all of which I now bring into product design.

The switch to UX wasn't something I planned, but it felt like the right fit. I've always enjoyed solving problems, simplifying complexity, and designing with purpose — now I do that by building tools that help clinical teams work more efficiently and provide the best patient care.

Outside of work, I spend most of my time following football — whether that's travelling across Scotland or across Europe. When I'm not at a game, I'm usually catching up with friends, family, or trying to squeeze in a round of golf (still convincing myself I can actually play).