Infogix provides software solutions that guarantee the accuracy and reliability of financial data. Their typical clients are large insurance companies, major financial institutions, and companies with high volumes of transactional data.

I created numerous illustrations for several editorial pieces in order to increase their value as thought leadership.

GE's Industrial Performance & Reliability Center (IPRC) helps close the gap between powerful new technology and maintenance engineers on the ground—between great software and people who have to turn a wrench. 

Most engineers and reliability engineers are extremely busy; they just need help, and they just need answers. The IPRC helps them get those answers with mature and simple predictive analytics and GE engineers they can trust.

I lead the creative direction for a series of videos explaining the monitoring center's capabilities and value to customers.

(Developed while working as Senior Graphic Designer for GE.)

I lead the development of a custom Spin 'n Win incentive game for the Mitsubishi sales team. Sales Associates could earn "spins" based on achievements. Click the shifter and it slides into Drive, forcing the speedometer to (randomly) flip back and forth. The needle then lands on a monetary amount, which is awarded to the Sales Associate.

GE has invested $2B into PR around the "Industrial Internet," a combination of intelligent machines, advanced analytics, and people at work. The Proficy Monitoring & Analysis Suite is the software platform for these Industrial Internet solutions.

GE wanted to create a showcase piece explaining what the Industrial Internet is and the software solutions they have to tackle it head-on. I lead the whole process of this piece from creative direction to production.

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(Developed while working as Senior Graphic Designer for GE.)