I like working on problems that are still taking shape, especially when the pieces are there but the experience is not quite coming together yet. I’m drawn to the parts of a product where user needs, business requirements, and technical constraints are pulling in different directions, and I enjoy helping turn that ambiguity into a clearer path forward.
I work closely with my product and engineering partners to talk through tradeoffs, shape direction, and make sure what we design holds up once it’s real. I care a lot about clarity, both in the product itself and in how teams work together, and I try to bring a thoughtful, collaborative approach to the work.
A lot of my experience has been in health tech and public health, designing for both everyday consumers and expert users working through complex systems. I’m especially motivated by work that can have a meaningful, positive impact, whether that means improving access to care, supporting education, or simply making a frustrating process easier to navigate.
Outside of work, I like building and experimenting with new tools. Lately that’s been using Cursor to prototype and build, mostly as a way to see how products can come together with AI. I also love baking and testing the very fine line of how “healthy” I can make a recipe before it becomes inedible.