Designing across product, brand, and digital experiences for a global medical technology company.

During my 10 years at Anatomage, I grew from Graphic Designer to Graphic Design Lead, helping shape the company’s visual identity across products, software, marketing, and global communications. Anatomage’s technology has been featured by TED Talks, BBC, CBC, PBS, and Fuji TV, and adopted by leading institutions including Stanford, Harvard, Penn, Mayo Clinic, Medtronic, and more.

ROLE
Graphic Designer → Senior Graphic Designer → Graphic Design Lead

SCOPE
Brand Design, Product Design, UI/UX, Visual Systems, Packaging, Illustration, Photography, Editing, Creative Direction
01 / BRAND
Building a visual system for a growing medical technology company.
02 / PRODUCT
Bringing complex medical technology into a cohesive product family.
03 / DIGITAL
Designing tools and experiences for medical professionals and educators.

My product knowledge grew from supporting doctors directly with clinical cases to designing the interfaces and visual systems they used.
Real cadaver frozen slices
Real cadaver frozen slices
04 / COMMUNICATIONS
Translating complex products into clear visual stories.
Osteoid Inc.

Osteoid Inc. was formed in 2020 when Anatomage separated its dental and medical businesses. Anatomage continued to focus on medical and educational products, while Osteoid became dedicated to dental imaging and software.

My Role
I supported the transition by organizing and handing off existing brand and design assets, providing design support, and helping maintain continuity between the two companies. While I did not create the new Osteoid identity, much of the visual foundation I helped develop at Anatomage carried forward into the new company.

UI/UX
For Invivo, I updated and designed a system of approximately 100 custom 24 × 24 px interface icons, designed to work across both light and dark modes. Originally developed at Anatomage, the icon system continued to be used by Osteoid following the transition.

TxSTUDIO / i-CAT
TxSTUDIO was an Anatomage-developed 3D treatment-planning application for Imaging Sciences International’s i-CAT CBCT systems. My work included product and interface design support for the i-CAT experience, portions of which remain confidential.
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