I'm a UX product designer in Chicago. My creativity, empathy, and passion for problem-solving allow me to craft thoughtful, data-driven experiences that balance user needs with business goals.
My education has spanned a wide range of creative disciplines. I began my undergraduate studies in architecture, where I was introduced to visual design principles, human psychology in design, and digital tools like Adobe Creative Suite. I ultimately completed my degree in art, exploring everything from Photoshop and Illustrator to woodblock printmaking, rug tufting, and industrial ceramics. After graduating, I completed a UX Design Professional Program through UC Berkeley, where I studied UX research, visual design principles & brand identity, HTML & CSS, content strategy, information architecture, and UI design. This diverse foundation allows me to approach the design process holistically, always keeping the user experience at the heart of my decisions.
In my current role at Razorfish, I work on a multidisciplinary team alongside designers, researchers, developers, and strategists to deliver high-quality digital experiences. My responsibilities include conducting competitor and user research, synthesizing research findings, creating user flows, journey maps, and wireframes, designing page layouts with design systems, and conducting QA evaluations. I have contributed to projects across diverse industries, including B2B software, automotive, and beauty, designing experiences ranging from AR experiences and employee workshops to web and mobile interfaces.
When I’m not designing, you can find me at the gym, playing with my dog, Honey, in the park, or getting lost in a good book. Thanks for stopping by!
