Scott Jollymour

I’m a builder by nature because my mind is critical by default. I see the problems in things without looking for them, and part of my head is always thinking about how they can be improved. I led design at Cashmere, making complex wealth data feel clear and trustworthy, and I’ve been the sole designer at early-stage AI startups where design meant everything from research to brand to implementation. My favorite problems are the ones I can carry the whole way, from the first messy question to the shipped product. I’m as critical of my own work as I am of anyone else’s, and I stay open to perspectives other than my own. Every weak point is an opportunity for improvement.

None of that switches off after hours. I spent nine years making a Cabernet with my dad, label, bottle, and brand included. I’m outside whenever I can be, golfing, hiking, skiing, or somewhere on the water, and I plan trips around the food. At home it’s usually experimenting and challenging myself in the kitchen. I almost always have a vibe-coded side project open on my laptop. In the end, though, I’m a designer at heart: whatever I’m building, I care most about how it works and how it feels to the person using it.