I'm Tiffani — Google-certified product designer and full-stack builder. I design the workflow, write the code, govern the AI, and prove the outcome. Latest proof: an enterprise AI platform, built solo, that found $553K in recoverable revenue for a Fortune-500 distributor. AI bill: about $61. It's on the receipt.
This is my flagship case study — playable. Every tile is a broken product listing, invisible to search, earning $0. Click each one before it falls off the catalog: the AI enriches it, the grade flips F → A, and the revenue counts. You get 30 seconds. I had 24,558 of these — so I designed and built the machine.
Ten years across design, e-commerce, and AI. Google-certified UX. Five shipped products. I don't hand off specs and hope — I design the system, build the system, and stand behind the number it produces.
Senior product design with a rare edge: I prototype in production code, design AI features with real governance, and speak fluent stakeholder. Workflow design, UX architecture, human-in-the-loop AI — shipped, not theoretical.
Through Powerhouse Collective, I take on catalog intelligence, AI workflow automation, and product builds for brands and operators. Scoped, shipped, receipts attached — like the $553K machine, or yours next.
A Fortune-500 distributor had 24,558 products rotting offline. I designed and built — solo — a two-layer AI enrichment platform with human-in-the-loop governance, a vendor verification portal, auto-constructed product names, and one-click SAP import files. Leadership funded it on sight.
Multi-game hip-hop culture platform: 13 game mechanics, affiliate payouts, fan rankings, zero-licensing design.
NJ cannabis load board connecting cultivators to distributors — flat-fee model with Metrc compliance built in.
Catalog revenue intelligence for e-commerce teams — multi-LLM scoring and triage pipeline.
An elite athletic trainer with 66 pros on his wall and zero digital footprint. I built and run the whole layer: live site, 9-section press kit, a 9,400-contact media machine, and a client command center. He never left the gym.
A partner brought an idea. I delivered the app, the live infrastructure, AND a go-to-market command center with the entire launch sequenced inside. You bring the idea — I build the company.
Personal evidence vault — screenshots, voice notes, and links organized by contact. Yes, the theme runs deep.
Before designing anything I map the full operational context — who does what, where data lives, what breaks, and what the problem actually costs.
Most teams solve the symptom. The ACE audit was presented as a spreadsheet task — it was actually a workflow, data-quality, and revenue problem.
Real constraints, existing tools, existing budgets — solutions designed to actually get used and actually ship.
Good design has a number: time saved, revenue recovered, conversions lifted. The value of design is never in question.
Senior product roles · end-to-end client builds · AI systems that pay for themselves. If your problem is expensive, we should talk —
tiffani@tiffanireese.com