In 1993, at the request of my Grade 3 teacher, Mr. Hall, my dad bought me an IBM PS/1.
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It ran DOS with Windows 3.1, had 8 MB of RAM, a 20 MHz processor, and 60 MB of hard drive space.
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From that day on, my passion for design and technology firmly took hold.
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I became deeply interested in how people experience, interact with, and design applications and systems—learning to see, feel, and understand every facet of their use.
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Technology has always fascinated me, particularly the relationships we, as humans, form with it.
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I’ve partnered with organizations of all sizes—helping modernize, improve, and optimize services through user-centered design.

Working extensively with large institutions and enterprise-grade systems has strengthened my ability to design scalable, effective solutions for complex environments.
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Nothing quite compares to the day my dad brought home that IBM PS/1, but through my work, I aim to inspire others in the same way I was inspired in 1993.
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Today, I focus on helping government and private sector clients enhance and optimize enterprise-grade products and services, uncover insights into user behavior, and design impactful, efficient experiences.
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– Marc