Product designer, human-computer interaction nerd, and enthusiastic finisher of very large puzzles.
5+ years of experience across marketing, healthcare, non-profits, and accessibility.
I am inspired by the intersection of user needs and elegant design.
I am driven by the power of data to inform decisions and elevate user experiences.
I believe in transforming ideas into immersive and balanced experiences.
I am committed to harmonizing form and function.
I studied Human-Computer Interaction at IUPUI, which is a fancy way of saying I got obsessed with why some products feel like they were built by someone who actually watched a person use them — and most weren't. I've spent the years since chasing that feeling: sitting in on support calls, sketching the same flow eleven times, asking one more question than felt polite.
I'm currently a product designer at Stagwell Marketing Cloud, working on the kind of B2B software that nobody chooses to use for fun but has to use for eight hours a day — which I think makes the job matter more, not less. Before that, healthcare, nonprofits, and a very memorable stretch redesigning a parks-and-rec sign-up flow.
Short version: I broke my university's course registration site trying to understand why it was so bad, then spent a semester redesigning it as a class project nobody asked for. A professor told me that was either a huge waste of time or the whole job. Turned out to be the job.
1000+ piece puzzles, no box lid peeking. Currently mid-way through a Van Gogh.
Slow-burn workplace dramas only. Ask me for recs, I have very strong opinions.
Working through a financial-literacy list. Trying to make my 30s a little less scary.
A running map of every city I've eaten my way through.
A running journal of every restaurant worth a repeat visit. Ramen especially.
If you've got a messy brief, an unsolved user problem, or a product that isn't quite holding together — that's exactly where I start.
Bring me the pieces. I'll help build the picture.