Senior Product Designer

London, UK

Designing thoughtful products
for complex systems

Currently designing national healthcare platforms at Genomics England, within the NHS Genomic Medicine Service.

About me

Clarity for systems where the stakes are high

I’m a Senior Product Designer who designs complex and high-consequence systems. My work focuses on turning technical, regulatory and operational constraints into clear products that people can trust and use effectively.

  • Genomics EnglandNational healthcare platforms · Now
  • TwilioEnterprise SaaS
  • Serai (by HSBC)B2B workflow platforms
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Selected work

Complex systems, made clear for the people who rely on them

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Highlighted findings summary screen in the cancer decision support system
HealthcareGenomics England · Principal Product Designer

Cancer decision support system

Driving adoption of a cancer decision support system across England’s seven NHS Genomic Laboratory Hubs.

Impact

6h → 2h projected haematology case review time with highlighted findings

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Generation Study portal: View all cases, with filters and a list of cases by weeks pregnant and case status
HealthcareGenomics England · Senior Product Designer

B2B Healthcare platform

A clinical case-log system used by NHS hospitals to manage newborn genomic screening.

Impact

70+ NHS hospitals across the UK using it to screen newborns

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Twilio console showing the language preferences dialog over the messaging overview
Twilio · Senior Product Designer

Twilio global

The first localisation experience for the Twilio console, supporting international developer onboarding.

Impact

6 priority markets at beta launch

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Monitair dashboard on a phone showing an air quality score of 88, Very Good, with a floor plan
Monitair · UX/UI Designer

Monitair

An enterprise IoT app turning real-time sensor data into clear, actionable insights on indoor air quality.

Impact

3 educational institutions piloting it

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