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 forward, my curiosity for design and technology became determined.

I became deeply interested in how people experience, interact with, and design applications and systems—seeing, feeling, and understanding every aspect of their use.

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Technology fascinates me, especially the relationships we, as humans, form with it.

Working across two continents has strengthened my passion for understanding people, cultures, and human behavior, deepening my knowledge of how individuals work and interact with technology.

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Nothing will ever quite compare to the day my dad brought home that IBM PS/1, but through my work, I hope to inspire others in the same way I was inspired in 1993.

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Today, I focus on helping government clients enhance and optimize enterprise-grade products and services, gain insights into user behavior, and design impactful efficient experiences.

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-Marc