I design learning
that changes
how people work.
Learning designer, researcher, and developer building technical training for enterprise IT professionals—and the systems that make training measurable.
About Me
I design learning systems that scale—from enterprise certification programs to custom grading platforms that turn spreadsheet chaos into actionable analytics.
My work sits at the intersection of instructional design, learning architecture, and full-stack development. I build technical training for IT professionals managing Apple devices at enterprise scale—designing not just courses, but the infrastructure that makes learning measurable.
As a doctoral candidate at Boise State University, I research AI-assisted learning analytics—using data and automation to understand how people learn at scale. I create visual learning journey maps, validate training effectiveness with psychometric instruments like UMUX, and build custom web applications when existing tools can't deliver the insights I need.
Educational Philosophy
The best training doesn't feel like training.
When I design learning experiences, I start with one question: "What's standing between this person and doing their job confidently?" That is, I'm not designing courses—I'm removing obstacles. Confusing terminology. Missing context. Abstract concepts that need concrete examples. If the training works, learners shouldn't notice they're being trained. They should just notice their job got easier.
Make it relevant
Every module answers "why does this matter to me?"
Make it concrete
Scenarios, not abstractions. Real problems, real solutions.
Make it measurable
If we can't tell it worked, we can't improve it.
View my work
You'll see how these principles work in practice—from enterprise certification programs to custom grading platforms that replace Excel spreadsheets with learning analytics.
Portfolio→Let's connect
If you're working on technical training design, AI in education, or learning analytics—or you just want to talk about building systems that help people learn—let's connect.