I started out in graphic design, where I got the chance to fall in love with the details, the pixels, the typography, and the craft that goes into making something feel right. But over time, I realized what interested me most wasn’t just how things looked. I kept finding myself asking why.

Why do people connect with certain products, ideas, and experiences?What makes something feel intuitive, memorable, or meaningful? That curiosity is what led me to product design. I love digging into complex problems, learning from people, and turning insights into experiences that feel seamless.

I like to say that a lot of the way I approach design comes from my experience as a collegiate athlete. Being part of a team taught me how to listen, collaborate, and stay resilient when things don’t go according to plan. It also taught me how to adapt quickly and keep moving forward when faced with challenges, a very useful tool in my toolbox that translates well to design.

Outside of work, you’ll usually find me listening to music, watching films, following sports, or going down a random rabbit hole on a topic I knew nothing about the day before. Some of my favorite ideas and perspectives come from paying attention to things outside of design.