Hi, I'm Jeremy.
Design leader · investor · maker
That thread runs through my work and my life: a map built in 24 hours when Hurricane Florence hit, Centene healthcare portals where most members can't afford confusion on pharmacy or benefits, multi-family deals I invest in and live with for years. Different medium, same job: reduce noise until the right call is obvious.
I lead Medicaid and Medicare portal design at Centene: health coverage for underserved populations, not commercial payers. Design is also how I underwrite apartment deals, run a homelab, and approach every chapter in my life.
I lead through design. I invest and build with the same discipline.
The thread
Every domain puts someone in front of a decision they can't easily undo. The medium changes — pixels, portals, buildings, prototypes — but the job is the same: reduce noise until the right call is obvious.
Emergency maps taught me that accuracy and confidence are product features, not footnotes. A misread pixel routes a crew wrong.
Explore geospatial → 02 · WorkMedicaid and Medicare portals and design systems at Centene — clarity for members on government-sponsored coverage who often pay little or nothing for their plan.
View work → 03 · InvestMulti-family stretches the feedback loop to years. Underwriting, operators, and capex you either get right or live with.
Read the thesis → 04 · BuildPrinters, lasers, and a homelab in my office — parts for the house, gifts for friends, and PPE for healthcare workers during COVID.
See what I build →Two projects that show the thread, high stakes, clarity required.
Trust is a feature.
A mismapped feature routes an emergency crew down the wrong road. A confusing screen sends a Centene Medicare member to a pharmacy they can't afford. A sloppy underwriting assumption compounds for years. Accuracy and clarity aren't design extras. They are the baseline.
How the chapters connect →