I turn research findings into design decisions.
I'm a UX designer who does the research too. I uncover what people need and what the system allows, then translate that into interfaces and flows that feel intentional and human.

- BASED IN
- Phoenix, AZ
- EDUCATION
- M.S. Human Centered Design & Engineering, University of Washington (2023–2026) B.S. Psychology, Arizona State University (2019–2021)
- FOCUS
- UX design + research, AI-integrated products
- STATUS
- Open to full-time UX roles
01 · BACKGROUND
I care most about the moment an insight becomes an actual design choice.
I work at the intersection of research and design: uncovering user needs and system constraints, then translating them into interfaces and flows. My projects have ranged from large organizational systems at Amazon to early-stage products built with small teams.
My psychology background shapes how I read behavior, and my HCDE degree at the University of Washington gave me the methods to test it. I care about clarity, accessibility, and solutions that scale without losing empathy.
02 · HOW I WORK
RESEARCH → DESIGN → BUILD- STEP 01Find the root problemInterviews, surveys, and usability tests, and the willingness to push back when the data says the starting question is wrong.
- STEP 02Turn data into a design choiceEvery screen should trace back to something I learned in research. Synthesis and translation is where I focus the most of my care.
- STEP 03Build it to learnI love drafting multiple prototypes and ideas based off of different research angles to get feedback from stakeholdrrs.
03 · MY TOOLKIT
- Usability testing
- Interviews
- Survey design
- Affinity mapping + synthesis
- Wireframing
- Prototyping
- Data analysis
- Figma
- Figma Make
- Framer
- Claude Code
- Cursor
- Slack API
- Anthropic API
- Qualtrics
04 · OFF THE CLOCK
WHAT KEEPS ME CURIOUSLet's talk.
I'm looking for my next UX role. The fastest way to reach me is email.