I really value different perspectives, working closely with others, and making design decisions that are grounded in real user insights, not assumptions.

I actually came into design through architecture, but I realized pretty quickly that I wasn’t as interested in buildings as I was in the people moving through them. That’s what led me to study Urban Technology at the University of Michigan, where I learned how to use research, data, and design to solve real problems in cities and communities.

Now, I bring that same mindset into UX and UI work. I focus on understanding users, translating research into clear design decisions, and creating digital experiences that are equitable, inclusive, and accessible - especially in urban and civic contexts.