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Frequently asked questions
Yes. Contract work is my most common engagement. It's the right fit when you have a scoped problem (UX audit, redesign, feature build, onboarding overhaul) and you want a senior designer to solve it end-to-end. My hourly rate starts at $75, and most engagements land in the $5,000+ range depending on scope.
For the right team, yes. I'd consider an embedded seat on a Seed to Series A product team where I can own a product area end-to-end for at least 3 to 6 months. We'd agree on scope, availability, and whether it's a true full-time role or a long-term retainer before committing.
When you need more than just design, you can hire me with the Metamatn crew. That's discovery, design, development, SEO, and video under one roof. I lead product and UX, and pull in the right specialists. Best for funded teams taking a product from concept to live in one motion, or agencies needing senior capacity on a white-label basis.
Book a 15-minute discovery call. I'll ask about your product, your team, and the problem you're trying to solve. If it's a fit, I send a scoped proposal within a business day. If it's not, I'll point you to someone who's a better match.
Fully remote. I work with teams across the U.S., U.K., Europe, and MENA. Tools are Slack, Figma, Loom, and Google Meet. I overlap at least 3 to 4 hours with whatever time zone your team is in, and the rest is async.
Fintech, Web3, SaaS, dashboards, EdTech, and anything that lives at the intersection of complex data and end-user clarity. If you want specifics, the Work page has nine years of case studies.
Yes. If you run a design or product studio and need senior capacity on a specific engagement, I can work under your brand, in your Slack, using your process. We agree on scope and margin up front. This is covered by the team option.
Everything I make is handoff-ready. Clean Figma, documented design decisions, and a design system your team can own. Most clients come back for additional rounds, but the goal is always to leave you self-sufficient, not dependent.