Scott Jollymour

I'm a builder before anything else. Product design is where that instinct gets paid, but it shows up everywhere: 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 the front-end build. My favorite problems are the ones I can carry the whole way, from the first messy question to the thing that ships. I'm also hyper-critical in the useful sense: perceptive to perspectives other than my own, and quick to poke holes in an idea, mine included, because finding the weak points early is how the work gets strong.

That instinct doesn't switch off after hours. I spent nine years making a Cabernet with my dad, label, bottle, and brand included. When I'm not working you'll find me experimenting in the kitchen, vibe-coding side projects, golfing, skiing, or playing video games. 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.