Product design / Systems / Seattle

I design software for complicated work.

I’m Jesse, a product designer who turns dense systems and high-stakes workflows into software people can understand.

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Work

11 projects, one kind of problem.

  1. Cityblock Intelligent PrioritizationReplacing a daily manual to-do ritual with an inbox that builds the list. 18% fewer clicks against a 15% goal, for about 200 care team members across six markets. 2024–2026 / Cityblock Health
  2. Cityblock Commons of the FutureA three-year product vision that argued against the chatbot consensus. Presented to the CTO, the executive team and the board, and now Phase 0 of Cityblock's single company-wide engineering bet. 2026 / Cityblock Health / Research
  3. Cityblock Care Plan VersioningMaking a care plan auditable across three regulatory regimes, then closing the seam that made approvals take three times longer than target. Nine days down to two. 2025–2026 / Cityblock Health
  4. Cityblock Member Research V2Rebuilding the least-trusted AI tool in Cityblock's EHR into a cited, role-aware research panel, and shipping the chat interface I had argued against two months earlier. 2026 / Cityblock Health
  5. Cityblock Commonplace Design SystemBuilding the instrument that measured whether Cityblock's design system was actually being used. It became a company metric, then flagged my own worst surface. 2025–2026 / Cityblock Health
  6. Carta Public CommunicationsA tool for public company administrators to communicate stock-related information to thousands of stakeholders without leaving Carta. 2022–2023 / Carta
  7. Amazon ExploreDesigning a two-sided live experience, then changing its service model when customers loved it but rarely purchased it. 2020–2021 / Amazon Explore
  8. Amazon Work SchedulingReplacing brittle spreadsheets with a scheduling tool for Amazon's network of 3rd-party delivery companies. 2018 / Amazon Logistics
  9. Amazon DispatchA fleet monitoring tool that gave Amazon's delivery partners visibility into driver location, route progress, and exceptions. 2017 / Amazon Logistics
  10. Amazon Work TrackingRescuing a failed beta by turning mandatory data entry into an exception-based record of completed—and payable—delivery work. 2016–2017 / Amazon Logistics
  11. Coyote My TasksTurning scattered carrier obligations into an actionable work queue that helped self-tracking surpass 40%. 2015 / Coyote Logistics

Contact

My inbox is always open — for a project, a question, or just to say hi.

jesset@me.com