I'm a product designer based in New York, and I just want to make things that work well and look great.

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My background started in graphic design, which gave me the craft side early. Over time, that grew into something bigger: figuring out where people are getting stuck, understanding why, and fixing it in a way that feels obvious in hindsight. I care about the details that make an interface feel considered, but I also care about getting the work out the door and into people's hands.

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I work the way the industry is moving. I use AI tools to move faster, prototype quicker, and make better decisions sooner. Not as a shortcut, but because spending less time on the mechanical stuff means more time on the thinking that actually matters.

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I recently completed an MS in Human-Computer Interaction at Drexel, and I'm always picking up something new. I want to be somewhere small, scrappy, and building real things.