A bit about me —

An image of me with my hand covering the lower portion of my face

I never realized how much design impacted my life—until a connective tissue disorder made everyday tasks difficult without assistive tools.

Suddenly, I was navigating a world not built for bodies like mine. This didn’t just shape how I move through the world; it shaped how I design for it. It sparked a relentless curiosity about what makes a product useful, accessible, and inclusive—or not.

With a background in Cognitive Science and HCI, I’ve spent 4+ years designing across healthcare, public service, finance, and tech putting people at the forefront of my design process. I bring strong research skills, systems thinking, and a deep respect for people’s lived experiences. Whether I’m mapping complex flows or co-creating with users, I lead with empathy, clarity, and impact.

I’m currently exploring new opportunities, let’s work together to create experiences that actually work for everyone.


More about me…

Where to find me: Geographically, San Francisco. Generally, exploring the city with my pup Lou snapping film photos of life and culture.

Fun-ish fact: I can identify a lot of songs faster than Shazam… try me!

Hobbies: Disability advocacy and mutual aid, any collaborative sport, cooking elaborate meals, binging architectural digest videos, singing (too loudly), and meeting new people to add to my community.