I'm drawn to complex, high-stakes domains.
I move seamlessly between research, design and code to create beautiful experiences.
My work aims to be responsible to both people and the planet.
Co-designing a personal information storage solution to help survivors avoid retelling their story repeatedly across multiple organizations.
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Research project documenting financial collaboration practices to provide design recommdentions that support financial collaboration.
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Mapping content structure for water adventure sports to support experience discovery and booking.
Read case study →I used to be a cybersecurity engineer.
Hacking into systems to test for vulnerabilities meant going through *every* user flow in an application.
After testing almost 50+ applications, I realized I cared more about the experience of using the application than its security. Oops.
I didn't know what "UX" was then, though.
After almost 2 years, I quit, intending to explore other creative pursuits. I edited videos, wrote all kinds of content, created animations, and ultimately landed on a project that needed me to redo their information architecture.
Finally I had the words to describe what I wanted to pursue.
In Oct 2025, I obtained a Master's degree in Human-Computer Interaction Design, graduating with distinction. Alongside, I gained real-world experience working with Pillow, a start-up that supports survivors of domestic abuse.
