About me
I'm a product designer based in the Greater Seattle Area with front-end chops, who loves to design and prototype simple and meaningful experiences that improve people's lives. I am drawn to designing for physical experiences, and my design superpower is using systems-thinking to connect the dots between features or products, while staying focused on the details. I’ve enjoyed working in several domains over the years: trust and safety in multi-sided platforms, and behavior change through habit design and data visualization.
I started designing in high school and never stopped. My education background is in HCI and Media Arts, with a former research interest in behavior change and data visualization. I've also hacked Nintendo Wiimotes, built apps for the Microsoft Surface, and prototyped hardware with the Arduino (check out my audio visualizer and semi-viral Super Mario Bros on an 8x8 LED matrix). When not designing, I'm photographing people, crocheting cute things, tending to my 60 pandemic plants, escaping all the rooms (see below), and learning another instrument or language. I'm unabashedly addicted to claw machines and boba.
Escape rooms I've done
