Director & Multidisciplinary Design Engineer in Emergent Tech. Creating impactful, forward-thinking solutions for a better world.

In one month Jordan designed an entire laboratory management system for us, bridging the disciplines and processes that we'd never been able to align before. He's a next-generation pioneer in every sense.

Jordan memorialized our entire design system and framework when we worked together at an AI genomics company. His imagination and design sensibility come together to generate work that is not just aesthetically captivating but is fully grounded in user and business objectives. His vision brought our product to life!

I worked with Jordan on LAMINA1. Few people can move between cryptographic depth, product clarity, and user experience the way he does. He cares about people and privacy at the level you can feel in the work.

Jordan figured out how to make our chain experience accessible and human. He turned interactions that usually feel forensic into something a non-expert can actually navigate. That's the rare engineering-meets-design instinct.

As Capital6's CMO, I worked alongside Jordan spinning out a handful of companies. His read on where things are heading, paired with the ability to actually build them, is the rarer combination.

Jordan is among the best designers I know. More than that, he's one of the few I'd point to as a model for what design becomes in the next era: strategy, narrative, and craft operating as one mind, at speed.

I co-founded Openwell with Jordan. His systems thinking spans business, product, brand, and culture in ways I rarely see. The book he wrote is a commentary on the era we're entering, and one I'd recommend any builder read.

Jordan didn't just build the product for my practice. He taught me how to manage and update it myself, and made my first step into solo practice feel natural, even creative. His passion is contagious.

I worked with Jordan on a blockchain project as a full-stack engineer. He's one of the rare designers who actually understands how engineers think and can build across that gap. The respect was immediate and mutual.

Jordan helped me set up Noteworthy as one of the earliest products to come out of Studio6. He delivered the kind of speed and quality you don't usually see at the early stage of a venture, or honestly, at any stage.

Jordan's multimodal expertise was a real unlock. One day he was shaping our brand positioning and investor deck. The next he was in the garage with me, testing EV battery integrations and documenting the process. That kind of dynamic mind and curiosity is rare.

Jordan thinks like a founder, builds like an engineer, and ships like a creative director. Whenever I bring him something, I just ask if he can Jordan-ify it.

Collaborating on creative is always a tricky thing — finding the right partner who can not only understand your vision but take it beyond what you initially imagined. Working with Jordan is the exception to the rule. His ability to ask the right questions, strategize, and design is truly world-class.

In one month Jordan designed an entire laboratory management system for us, bridging the disciplines and processes that we'd never been able to align before. He's a next-generation pioneer in every sense.

Jordan memorialized our entire design system and framework when we worked together at an AI genomics company. His imagination and design sensibility come together to generate work that is not just aesthetically captivating but is fully grounded in user and business objectives. His vision brought our product to life!

I worked with Jordan on LAMINA1. Few people can move between cryptographic depth, product clarity, and user experience the way he does. He cares about people and privacy at the level you can feel in the work.

Jordan figured out how to make our chain experience accessible and human. He turned interactions that usually feel forensic into something a non-expert can actually navigate. That's the rare engineering-meets-design instinct.

As Capital6's CMO, I worked alongside Jordan spinning out a handful of companies. His read on where things are heading, paired with the ability to actually build them, is the rarer combination.

Jordan is among the best designers I know. More than that, he's one of the few I'd point to as a model for what design becomes in the next era: strategy, narrative, and craft operating as one mind, at speed.

I co-founded Openwell with Jordan. His systems thinking spans business, product, brand, and culture in ways I rarely see. The book he wrote is a commentary on the era we're entering, and one I'd recommend any builder read.

Jordan didn't just build the product for my practice. He taught me how to manage and update it myself, and made my first step into solo practice feel natural, even creative. His passion is contagious.

I worked with Jordan on a blockchain project as a full-stack engineer. He's one of the rare designers who actually understands how engineers think and can build across that gap. The respect was immediate and mutual.

Jordan helped me set up Noteworthy as one of the earliest products to come out of Studio6. He delivered the kind of speed and quality you don't usually see at the early stage of a venture, or honestly, at any stage.

Jordan's multimodal expertise was a real unlock. One day he was shaping our brand positioning and investor deck. The next he was in the garage with me, testing EV battery integrations and documenting the process. That kind of dynamic mind and curiosity is rare.

Jordan thinks like a founder, builds like an engineer, and ships like a creative director. Whenever I bring him something, I just ask if he can Jordan-ify it.

Collaborating on creative is always a tricky thing — finding the right partner who can not only understand your vision but take it beyond what you initially imagined. Working with Jordan is the exception to the rule. His ability to ask the right questions, strategize, and design is truly world-class.