At Mean Genius, I design scalable, user-centered solutions that balance design, development, and data. I’ve modeled frameworks for city healthcare apps, mapping data flows while working within legacy systems, strengthening my ability to build performant products in fast-paced environments.

At CANVS, I learned that UX design is equal parts strategy and execution. While designing a street art exploration feature, I aligned user needs, business goals, and technical constraints to ensure every decision contributed to the product's success.

Building on my leadership success, I earned a fellowship with the national organization, guiding collegiate studios across the country. I helped other universities revitalize their programs by implementing the proven strategies that fueled our success at NYU, scaling impact beyond a single campus.

While earning my Master’s in Computer Science at NYU, I led the revival of Design for America, a social impact design studio. I grew the team to 50 members and launched multiple projects that used design thinking to drive meaningful change.

I began as a front-end developer at a healthcare company, where I naturally gravitated toward UX challenges. As I transitioned into a UX role, I used my technical expertise to bridge design and development, facilitating cross-functional collaboration and deepening my UX skills through hands-on work and formal training.

I began my career as a software developer at Nissan Digital, the digital arm of Nissan Motor Corporation. While working in front-end development, I was drawn to roles that blended creativity with technical skill. Collaborating closely with designers, I realized my passion extended beyond code and into design, setting the course for a career where I could merge both disciplines.