That's where I work.
Product design and management for a Solana trading terminal built to out-execute BullX and Photon. Institutional-grade order types, MPC wallets behind a social login, a 60% cut in execution time — and a clean PM handoff during the worst possible week to hand anything off.
I led design, then product, on an OTC derivatives engine for crypto-native institutions. We shipped unrestricted trade configuration — then found the pain was never the negotiation. It was living with a position after it was booked.
A multi-state consumer rebuild for the largest US cannabis MSO. Compliance, finance, and consumer experience all live on the same surface — the engineering shows up in every flow.
Constraints aren't obstacles. They're the way.
The complexity can come from anywhere — I work where the engineering shows up on the surface.
Six months designing alerts for an industrial monitoring platform taught me the failure mode the spec couldn't see: alerts and silencing share the same off-switch, and once silenced, the system is structurally lying to itself.
The PM role I left had 650 documents prepared for whoever came next. None of them said what the team would actually need. On transitions, inherited substrate, and what documentation can't catch.
For years I treated "user" as a uniform noun. The data didn't. Four kinds of user — First-Level, Second-Level, Passive, Hostage — and what each one's feedback actually means.
I started designing screens. I ended up designing the conversations that produce them.
Ten-plus years across trading systems, institutional treasury, and industrial monitoring. Currently with Aries Solutions on the RISE Cannabis platform — a multi-state consumer rebuild where the engineering shows up on every screen.
Working globally from Rosario, Argentina. Active student of graphic design (UGR), photography, and creative thinking — the practice keeps the practice honest.