I’m Cam. I’ve spent the last decade designing products in-house — building and scaling teams, shipping growth-driving features, and figuring out how to move fast without breaking craft.
At PrizePicks I built and scaled the design team while shipping the features that drove 10× user growth. Before that I shipped a 0→1 telehealth platform that went from blank page to live product. Today I lead product design for Paramount’s sports apps. Every stage from 0→1 to public-company scale, by every kind of constraint.
CtrlAltGo is the version of that work I wanted to do on my own terms. AI changes the math: what used to take a designer six weeks and an engineer eight now compresses into two, with the right tooling and the right operator. I run a Figma-to-Claude workflow that turns design files into real, native code — not prototypes, not Figma simulations. The thing I deliver at the end of two weeks is the first working version of the product.
I take on a small number of sprints each quarter for founders and product teams who can’t wait six weeks. In between, I’m prototyping products of my own — small tools at the intersection of design and AI.
I’m good at the early stuff: positioning, IA, the first version of a design system, the marketing site that has to convert. I’m not the right call for ongoing growth experiments, brand identity from scratch, or anything that needs a team of five.
Based in St. Petersburg, Florida. If the timing’s wrong I’ll tell you on the first call.