I’m a product designer and researcher who makes design decisions based on research and real user behavior. I enjoy turning messy ideas and insights into clear, usable systems.

My creative journey started with drawing and doodling, and later grew into fashion design, motion graphics, and visual design. Through these experiences, I learned to think carefully about form, timing, flow, and user attention. I usually start by sketching and exploring ideas by hand before moving into digital tools.

Now, I bring this background into product design, focusing on turning complex or unclear ideas into experiences that feel clear, calm, and easy to use. I’m especially interested in how visuals, motion, interaction, and systems work together to reduce friction and help people move through products more naturally.

I’m currently pursuing an MFA in Design and Technology at Parsons School of Design, and I also work as a student research assistant at the Healthy Materials Lab, where I explore how digital systems, material choices, and sustainability can come together to support more thoughtful, future-focused products. In addition, I work as an AI Product Design Intern at Living Brands AI, where I research and prototype AI-powered brand and product systems. I experiment with generative tools to better understand how AI can support real product workflows.

I enjoy collaborating with others and working in team-based environments. I’m comfortable jumping into new spaces, exploring unfamiliar problems, and learning along the way.