Lead UI Engineer & Lead UX Designer
2015 — 2017
When you're managing thousands of sensors, complexity grows fast. Teams needed a way to configure, operate, and make sense of it all without drowning in data. I led UX, visual design, and frontend engineering for a multi-app SaaS suite and companion mobile app that attempted to solve this problem.
UX
Design
Visual
Design
UI
Engineering
60k+
LOC
Users needed a centralized place to access apps that control IoT sensors for different purposes.
Deliver a SaaS web app with a launcher-style dashboard of applications.
A clear starting point to navigate between sensor dashboards and automation tools.

Enterprises may run thousands of IoT sensors; not everyone should (or wants to) see everything. Field teams need focused, role- or location-specific views, and non-technical users need a no-code way to assemble them.
Provide a point-and-click dashboard builder in the web app that outputs mobile-only dashboards, with group-based access (via permission 'buckets') and one-click sharing to the companion iOS/Android app.
Enabled configurable, purpose-specific mobile dashboards that teams could assemble quickly and share with authorized groups, so users see exactly the sensor data they need.

Operators needed simple, no-code workflows driven by sensor conditions.
Offer a visual if-then workflow builder with a searchable, filterable sensor picker and composable logic blocks (AND/OR) that trigger common actions.
Enabled operators to create, share, and maintain event-driven workflows without code. This sped up setup and reduced engineering handoffs.
