I am an Experience Designer working at the intersection of strategic visual communication and data storytelling, spanning immersive environments and digital products alike. My practice bridges people, place, brand, and technology, translating complex ideas into experiences that organizations and audiences immediately understand and trust.
I hold a BFA in Graphic Design and an MFA in Media Design Practices from ArtCenter College of Design, where my thesis analyzed movement data through computer vision to help yogis track and improve form in solo practice, a digital product I designed end to end, from research through usability testing and iteration. Through a joint residency with Wayne State University in Detroit, I applied ethnographic research and design thinking to investigate how community engagement can drive critical design responses to social inequity and food apartheid, building a toolkit of community engagement strategies for designing for social impact.
Grounded in human centered methods, iterative prototyping, and collaborative problem solving, my work has developed through experience with design agency MetaDesign, sponsored partnerships with IDEO, innovation sprints with Johnson & Johnson and ChatGame, and engagements with mission driven organizations like Sustainable Health Enterprises, Tiny Blue Dot Foundation, and Urban Discovery Academy. Most recently, as Experience Designer on CareSpace, an AI powered platform giving food banks real time visibility into storage capacity, I helped my team place third at Data Science Alliance's Building for Good Hackathon.
I am driven by the belief that design can make complex systems more legible, meaningful, and human centered, and I am particularly interested in exploring science, technology, health, education, and or experiential projects.