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Open to Staff & Design Leadership roles
Designing complex products and intelligent workflows.
Staff-level product designer with 8 years across enterprise operations, AI-assisted workflows, and zero-to-one products — at The Home Depot, Chewy, and Plato.
- Currently
- Open to Staff & Design Leadership roles
- Focus
- Enterprise UX · AI workflows · Systems
- Based
- Saint Petersburg, FL
- Designed for teams at
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Selected work
2019 — 2026Earlier work
Chewy · 2019 — 2021What people say
Read full recommendations on LinkedIn ↗“Perry is one of those rare designers managers dream of having on their team. … He even took it upon himself to help level up the skills of other designers on the team.”
Jeremy BirdUX Leader, The Home Depot · Managed Perry directly“He sees not just how a product should be built, but how it will be sold. That holistic view of product is rare, and more critical than ever in the AI era.”
Dillon AuxierCo-Founder & CEO, Plato · Client“He doesn't shy away from the difficult parts of a project or areas of ambiguity but will instead ask the right questions early to find the best solution.”
Elaine TorresUX Principal, The Home Depot · Senior to Perry“He is deeply curious about understanding the business strategy driving product design asks and his ability to communicate effectively help him to earn the trust of his team and stakeholders.”
Brad DurkinDesign Manager, Chewy · Managed PerryHow I work & lead
Principles I design by, and how I bring teams along.
How I work
- Design the system, not the screenThe breakthroughs come from finding the reusable patterns beneath problems that look different on the surface.
- AI needs boundariesAutomation earns trust when people can see what the system knows, what it recommends, and when their judgment takes over.
- Enterprise UX is organizational designChanging a workflow changes how knowledge, expertise, and decisions move through a company. I design for both.
- Research to make decisionsContextual inquiry, workflow mapping, and workshops aimed at the decisions a team has to make next, not a report.
How I lead
- Mentoring designersFrom students to mid-level ICs, on craft, critique, and making the case for design.
- Building team ritualsIntroduced critique and workflow-mapping practices adopted across teams at The Home Depot.
- Aligning the organizationWorkshops that bring product, engineering, and operations to a shared decision.
- Design in the communityModerating design and product panels, and teaching workshops.
About
I started my career in software sales, where I became fascinated by what drives people to adopt software and keep using it. That curiosity turned into designing the products themselves.
Over 8+ years I’ve designed for The Home Depot, Chewy, Bed Bath & Beyond, and Plato. Outside of work I mentor students, moderate design panels, and spend as much time outdoors as I can.
Experience
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ToolsFigma & Figma Make, Claude, Claude Code & Claude Design, Framer, Vercel, Miro, Pendo, Qualtrics, Jira, Confluence, Notion, Loom, Google Workspace
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