Seattle.
New York.
The World Cup champ, Messi.
How I got here
I started out in product design, with four years at Parsons learning how aesthetics, function, and detail fit together. Right after graduating, I joined a luxury retail brand as a UX designer, and that’s where my path took a turn I didn’t expect.
I started out in product design, with four years at Parsons learning how aesthetics, function, and detail fit together. Right after graduating, I joined a luxury retail brand as a UX designer, and that’s where my path took a turn I didn’t expect.
I started out in product design, with four years at Parsons learning how aesthetics, function, and detail fit together. Right after graduating, I joined a luxury retail brand as a UX designer, and that’s where my path took a turn I didn’t expect.
Over two years there, design didn’t stop at the screen. I had to understand what people were actually buying, so I started digging into sales data and business performance alongside my design work. Reading the data felt surprisingly familiar — it was user research, just told through numbers. Soon, I was leading the work that turned those insights into business decisions, and those decisions into revenue.
Over two years there, design didn’t stop at the screen. I had to understand what people were actually buying, so I started digging into sales data and business performance alongside my design work. Reading the data felt surprisingly familiar — it was user research, just told through numbers. Soon, I was leading the work that turned those insights into business decisions, and those decisions into revenue.
Over two years there, design didn’t stop at the screen. I had to understand what people were actually buying, so I started digging into sales data and business performance alongside my design work. Reading the data felt surprisingly familiar — it was user research, just told through numbers. Soon, I was leading the work that turned those insights into business decisions, and those decisions into revenue.
I loved that process enough to join the University of Washington’s MSIM program and go deeper into data engineering. At UW, I worked as a software engineer on projects that combined data, software, and product.
I loved that process enough to join the University of Washington’s MSIM program and go deeper into data engineering. At UW, I worked as a software engineer on projects that combined data, software, and product.
I loved that process enough to join the University of Washington’s MSIM program and go deeper into data engineering. At UW, I worked as a software engineer on projects that combined data, software, and product.
I still design, and I still do research — but now, I also build products that ship to customers. With AI extending what I’m able to build, I can take an idea from an early sketch to a working prototype while still caring about the details that shape the experience.
I still design, and I still do research — but now, I also build products that ship to customers. With AI extending what I’m able to build, I can take an idea from an early sketch to a working prototype while still caring about the details that shape the experience.
I still design, and I still do research — but now, I also build products that ship to customers. With AI extending what I’m able to build, I can take an idea from an early sketch to a working prototype while still caring about the details that shape the experience.
Where I have been
What I enjoy
When I’m not designing or coding, I’m usually out trying something new.
When I’m not designing or coding, I’m usually out trying something new.
When I’m not designing or coding, I’m usually out trying something new.
cafés
bowling
go-karting
archery
hiking
golf