Designing for people + productsAnd all the moments between them

Hey there, I’m David. I’m a product designer with more than a decade of experience building products that billions of people use every day.

I’ve designed agents at LinkedIn, developed identity patterns for Meta Quest, and spent time in the world of ecommerce across traditional retail and social commerce.

It’s been a wild journey, and I’m glad you’ve stopped by to see how it’s all come together.

Selected work

Designing the identity of LinkedIn Hiring Assistant

LinkedIn | 2024–2026 | AI + Agents | Product + System Design

Defining the identity, interaction patterns, and conversational architecture for Hiring Assistant — LinkedIn’s first enterprise agent

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Bringing C2C shipping to Facebook Marketplace

Meta | 2019–2021 | Trust + Safety | Product Design + Content Design

Establishing product-market fit for C2C shipping on Facebook Marketplace — leaning into trust, safety, and buyer confidence to position shipping as a complementary aspect of local commerce

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Pioneering LinkedIn’s first consumer AI product

LinkedIn | 2023 | AI + Agents | Product Design + Product Strategy + Conversation Design

Creating the proof of concept behind the first AI products for LinkedIn Premium, a prototype rooted in exploratory design work and prompt-engineered conversation design

Three abstracted phone screens from the proof of concept — onboarding, a job summary, and a chat moment — with the center screen raised
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Building trust and safety into Meta Quest identity

Meta | 2022–2023 | Identity + Trust | System Design + Content Design

Enshrining trust and safety as core product principles for identity products across Meta Quest, including parental controls, account sharing, and the rollout of Meta accounts on Quest

Coming soon
A Meta Quest 2 headset and controllers on a desk beside a phone showing the companion app's parental-controls view

Connection through design

I genuinely think the best part of design is knowing that real people are on the other end of everything we create. Because really, when it comes down to it, design is about people. It’s about creating ways for them to connect with ideas, with each other, and with the world around them.

I’ve seen this firsthand across a range of teams and products. And no matter the work, seeing the way people engage with something you’ve helped build is unlike anything else.

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Two overlapping hatched circles, one lime and one teal — the pattern lives where they meet