A Career Shaped by Curiosity, People, and Systems

I didn’t begin my career in tech. My path has taken me through retail, healthcare, design, and ultimately UX—and each chapter has shaped the way I think about people, products, and experiences.

Early in my career, I worked in retail, where I became interested in how products, environments, and customer experiences influence the way people interact with the world around them. That curiosity eventually led me to healthcare, where I spent years working directly with people and developed a strong foundation in empathy, communication, and problem-solving.

After earning my Bachelor’s in Design, I found my way into UX—a field that brought together the things I had been drawn to throughout my career: understanding people, solving complex problems, and creating experiences that make things easier to navigate.

Today, I design digital experiences and systems that help people understand information, navigate complexity, and accomplish what matters to them. I’m especially interested in the intersection of UX, accessibility, technology, and strategy, and in creating digital products that are intuitive, inclusive, and genuinely useful.

Outside of work, I’m naturally curious and enjoy exploring new places, trying new things, and learning how the products and environments around me shape my experiences. I’m always noticing the details—what makes something intuitive, what creates friction, and what could be designed a little better.

Across every chapter of my career, I’ve been drawn to the same thing: understanding people and creating experiences that make what comes next feel a little more possible.

Let’s create something meaningful together. Connect with me on my contact page.