About me
For as long as I can remember, I’ve been creating.
I began with classical fine art training as a child, which shaped my eye for visual design and taught me to care deeply about craft. At the same time, watching my dad navigate a terminal illness changed how I think about accessibility and the role design can play in someone’s life. It made me realize that good design is not only about how something looks. It is about whether people with different abilities and needs can understand it, use it, and feel supported by it.
Today, I’m a product designer who pairs strong visual craft with product thinking, accessibility, and technical fluency. As an honors dual-degree student at the University of Michigan, I’m completing a B.A. in Design, a B.S. in Information Science, and a minor in Human-Centered AI. Most recently, I brought those skills together at Google, where I led a 0→1 conversational AI project for Google Maps from early problem framing through research and final recommendations.
I’m especially drawn to complex products where thoughtful design can make technology feel clearer and more inclusive. Before graduating in December 2026, I’m continuing to push my technical practice through programming, AI-assisted coding, and building more functional versions of the experiences I design.
When I’m not designing, you can usually find me hanging out with my cats, listening to music, or running!
I was classically trained in fine art, which sparked my love for expressing ideas through visuals. As I explored different paths, I found that design was the perfect way to blend my creativity with my passion for helping others.
Watching my father battle a terminal illness opened my eyes to the importance of accessibility. It taught me that design isn’t just about aesthetics; it’s about making things work for people, especially those with unique needs. This lesson influences everything I do, whether I’m improving user experiences or building products that make lives easier.
I’m an honors student at the University of Michigan, double majoring in Design and Information Technology, with a minor in Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence. I’m driven to create work that inspires and makes a real difference.
When I’m not designing, you can find me hanging out with my cats, listening to music, or drawing!