I'm an user experience researcher, product designer, avid tinkerer, ENTJ, and most surprisingly, a fan of screaming rock music.

Born and raised in New York City with a few years in Paris, I’ve been shaped by diverse cultures and perspectives, something I carry into my design philosophy of openness, empathy, and inclusivity.

I earned my Bachelors in Human-Computer Interaction from Carnegie Mellon University and am currently pursuing a Master’s in Integrated Product Design at UPenn, a joint program between Penn Engineering, Wharton, and the Weitzman School of Design.

My love of creativity began at a young age when I became hard of hearing at age 3. It taught me to listen differently, think inventively, and express myself through making. From building Arduino powered laser harps in high school, to developing immersive projection installations for transformative user experience at Carnegie Mellon. Since then, I’ve explored how to bridge design and technology to create intuitive, inclusive human experiences.

My mission is to craft immersive, accessible, and human-centered experiences that genuinely serve all individuals through evidence and empathy.