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A free location-based iPhone game that turned the real world into the Grid. Players physically ran through open spaces using GPS, accelerometer, and compass to draw light walls and derezz opponents — one of the first real-life location-based multiplayer games, launched for Tron: Legacy.

Companion iOS apps for Nike's Bluetooth sensor-equipped basketball and training shoes, built through their entire lifecycle and launched globally with the Hyperdunk+ during the FuelBand era. Tracked vertical leap, quickness, and workout intensity in real time.

Led the iOS team that built Wink from a small Quirky app into the most comprehensive smart home platform of its time — 100+ products across dozens of brands, one app, anchored by GE and The Home Depot. Later, as Head of Product, ran prototyping across the company and stood up its QA and beta programs.

Built and delivered the first mobile app for Gemini, the regulated cryptocurrency exchange — bringing institutional-grade trading and custody to consumers on iOS and Android, with recurring buys and a market-cap-weighted crypto basket order.

Built digital products and led engineering teams at the NYC strategy, design, and engineering studio. Clients included Yeezy, YouTube, IMAX, Google Creative Lab, Columbia Care, Hello Sunshine, GameOn Technology, Function Health, Performix House, and Deadfellaz.

A permanent immersive 3D soundscape for Foster + Partners' Fortaleza Hall in Racine, Wisconsin, built on the MorrowSound True3D system. The generative environment pulls live weather data and time of day, so the hall's Brazilian flora, fauna, and street life shift continuously — no two days sound alike.

Eleven years and counting with the regenerative-medicine company that grows personalized living bone and cartilage from a patient's own stem cells — first as Strategic & Digital Product Advisor, now as Director of Strategy. EpiBone is the first company FDA-cleared for human trials of patient-derived stem-cell-grown tissue.

CTO for a community-powered civic platform that turns local challenges into collaborative solutions — neighbors share, vote on, and support the initiatives that matter most to their area.

A next-generation corporate travel platform ($13M Series A) offering a single-profile booking experience and collaborative TripBoards — teams plan, book, and manage trips with their travel management company in minutes instead of weeks.

Led mobile for Newell's internal technology-innovation unit, prototyping and shipping connected-product experiences across the Fortune 500 portfolio — including Yankee Candle's AR Video Labels and First Alert Onelink onboarding.

An iOS app for collaborative group storytelling — friends co-create a single 'crunch' combining posts, links, photos, and playlists from across their connected platforms. Notably adopted by the Women's March movement in 2018.

The anti-social social network — a deadpan parody app of pure, blank, white scrolling, conceived for Rhizome's Seven on Seven by artist Jayson Scott Musson and BuzzFeed founder Jonah Peretti. Never published, by design; the piece survives as a video work distributed by Electronic Arts Intermix.

iOS and Apple Watch apps for REDEF, Jason Hirschhorn's hand-curated 'interest remix' media company — delivering its editor-picked feeds of media, music, fashion, sports, and tech to the wrist and phone.

The official Know Your Meme iPhone app — the internet's meme research database in your pocket, with curated entries, photos, and the KYM video series on the go.

The iOS companion app for Vice and Intel's global art-and-technology initiative celebrating artists pushing creative boundaries, supporting its live event series across New York, London, São Paulo, Seoul, and Beijing.

Circuit design and embedded programming for an interactive light installation at New York's Van Alen Institute — the shifting Arctic ice field mapped onto a suspended web of cables, tensile elements, and hundreds of LEDs that respond to viewers' movements in real time.

An interactive paint-with-light LED wall for Philips — a 14-foot canvas of 1,420 LEDs that up to six children can draw on simultaneously with their hands. Installed in pediatric healthcare settings including Mercy Medical Center (Arkansas) and Birmingham Children's Hospital (UK) to reduce patient stress.

A locative-media iPhone app that turned New York into a museum of the city that might have been — surfacing ~50 visionary unbuilt proposals, from Buckminster Fuller's Manhattan dome to a Bryant Park heliport, at the exact spots where they were imagined. Covered by the New York Times, WNYC, and BLDGBLOG.

Interactive exhibit technology for the Great Lakes Children's Museum in Traverse City, Michigan — hands-on installations teaching kids about Great Lakes water and ecology.

Designed and programmed multiplayer games for a pressure-sensitive LED dancefloor — 16-inch tiles turning any floor into a giant touch-interactive video screen. Two of the games shipped in Lightspace's arcade offering, deployed in family entertainment centers and exergaming venues worldwide.