I’m passionate about collecting and studying data as a deeply human practice. My design process is led by data—not only as a tool for understanding users, but as a medium through which users can better understand the world around them. I’m interested in designing experiences that make data tangible, emotional, and empowering.

I have a BFA in communication design from New York City College of Technology (CUNY).

I spent eight months as a design intern at Schema Design, a UX and data visualization studio, where I worked across the design lifecycle—from early-stage research and discovery to high-fidelity prototyping and user testing.

I also interned for four months at InReach, a nonprofit tech startup working to bridge the resource gap in the queer community. There, I conducted user research to map key access and pain points, and contributed to the development of a scalable design system.

In my free time I write, play, and produce music. I love camping (not mosquitoes), hiking (not switchbacks), jumping in the Puget Sound, and Creedence Clearwater Revival.

If you’re curious about my work or just want to connect, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.