I grew up classically trained in fine art, which shaped my love for visual storytelling and attention to craft. Watching my dad navigate a terminal illness also shaped how I think about accessibility and the impact design and technology can have on people's lives. Together, these experiences led me to a field where creativity and empathy could make a meaningful difference.

Today, I'm a product designer who loves making complex technology feel clear, intuitive, and human. Most recently, I interned at Google, where I led design for a 0→1 conversational AI project on Google Maps. The experience deepened my interest in accessibility and what it means to design for people around the world, each with different needs, abilities, and contexts.

I'm graduating from the University of Michigan in December 2026 with dual degrees in Design and Information, alongside a minor in Human-Centered AI. Beyond traditional design tools, I love experimenting with code and emerging technologies to bring ideas to life.

A few things that make me, me ↓