I'm a product manager who came from UX design. I'm at home in messy, multi-team problems - unclear workflows, scattered handoffs, questions nobody has mapped end-to-end - and I take them from discovery through requirements to shipped product.
Real product work - discovery, decisions, and tradeoffs, not just outcomes.
How four scattered teams moved from email-and-Excel handoffs to a single review-and-approval workflow for product catalog data.
A solo-built FigJam plugin for architects and backend developers to design database schemas with column-level relationships - found, built, and launched with zero marketing.
Tools I found, designed, and built myself - two live on Figma Community.
Visual database schema (ER diagram) designer for FigJam - draw schemas with sticky, column-level relationships right on the canvas.
Fills existing designs with believable, production-shaped data - locale-correct, layout-aware, fully offline.
Concept design for a no-code automation platform - trigger-and-action workflows, data source connections, and execution monitoring.
The combination I bring to a product team.
Problem framing, actor mapping, option evaluation, metrics with baselines, PRDs teams can build from.
Years as a UX designer - I can prototype and specify exactly what I'm asking teams to build.
I found a real problem, built the solution myself, and launched it - FigSchema is live on Figma Community.