is a user interface designer and developer.
Currently, he works at
Trunk designing
products that help make engineer's lifes easier.
Before that, he worked at
Sprig, operating as
the first designer and writing much of the early front-end code, as
the company quickly scaled from five to fifty people.
Before that, he worked at
Sentry, working as a
senior designer and UI engineer, as the company scaled from twenty
to one-hundred
In his spare time, he photographs and writes for a popular
cocktail site
with his wife, Meredith, and tinkers with sports data in python.
Chris received an MFA in graphic design from the
Maryland Institute College of Art
and his thesis, Web Typography for the Lonely, has been exhibited in
galleries around the country. His writing is published in several
collaborative books on typography and design, and his work has been
featured in NPR and the New York Times. His illustrations even made
the cover of NYT Magazine once.
An avid outdoor enthusiast, Chris can often be found flipping
through bouldering books or running trails with his dog,
Pepperoni.
