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Everything
Some customer moments deserve more than 'ticket closed.'
I gave agents the tools, time, and permission to act on meaningful customer moments without scripting the humanity out of it.
The product kept changing. Customers needed a way to keep up.
I connected support, product updates, technical context, and feedback so understanding the platform stopped depending on one-off conversations.
A regulatory change meant the product experience had to change.
I mapped what the new requirement meant across product, customer experience, operations, and evidence, then shaped those changes into one coordinated plan.
Books
Books are literally my pathway to the world. I traveled the world through them before I could actually travel. The things I learned manifest in my life now, making the whole experience more expressive and full.
Temporary infrastructure. Hundreds of thousands of people. Payments still had to feel ordinary.
At Coachella and Stagecoach I was on site from setup through three show weekends and teardown, adapting the deployment so payments could disappear into the event.
Press kit
Lordell Rush II is a product leader and technologist whose work spans financial technology, risk strategy, systems design, and AI. He has built products at scale, led fraud and risk strategy for financial platforms serving tens of millions, and deployed payment systems at events including Coachella and the PGA Tour. He is also a lifelong musician and composer.
What shipped
A window into the design, from zero to now.