
Hi, I'm Nash
I’ve spent 17 years asking 'What if?'
in the world’s most complex environments.
About Me
Most people see a massive global supply chain or a multi-billion dollar payment network and see a "system." I see a conversation.
For the past 17 years, I’ve sat at the intersection of human psychology and massive technical infrastructure. My career has been a journey of translating the invisible. From the backbone of the internet at Cisco to the global logistics of Walmart, I specialize in taking the world’s most intimidating "un-designable" problems and turning them into intuitive, effortless flow.
Infinite
Curiosity for
turning friction
into flow
I am at my best when the page is blank and the ambiguity is high. I don’t just wait for a product brief; I hunt for the "White Space."
At Intuit, I solved a friction point in how users sent invoices and architected a POC that eventually sparked an entire New Business Unit (the Intuit Payment Network).
At Genentech, I was a founding designer of the Design & Technology Lab, a pharma innovation unit. I architected Data Access & Insights, a platform that unlocked 130M+ hospital data sets for Medical Affairs teams—translating massive datasets into a simple interface for actionable insights.
At Apttus, I didn't just redesign a tool; I led a strategic pivot that decoupled a flagship product from platform dependencies, effectively doubling its market reach.
At Cisco, I led the design strategy for the Small Business segment, pioneering a new market entry for the networking giant. I translated enterprise-grade complexity into a unified cloud-manage app, empowering thousands of growing businesses to scale their infrastructure with ease.
Strategic Deep Dive
A curated look at how I move from "Why" to "What." These case studies go beyond the pixels
to explore the systems, business cases, and human stories that drive global impact.
Case study 1: Walmart Access Express
How do you solve for shrinkage without creating a 45-minute barrier for the honest customer?
See the evolution
Case study 2: Walmart Supply Chain
Managing the complexity of the world's largest supply chain to create a unified language of logistics.
Explore the Flow
Case study 3: Amazon Grocery
Transitioning digital grocery from a 'transactional chore' to a 'human ritual'
View the Journey
The Three Pillars of Impact
Balancing human needs with business anchors.











