Trained as an engineer. Fell in love with UX.
Now I build experiences that satisfy both.
San Jose, CA
I design research-backed, accessible experiences across enterprise, product, and service design. With a CS background and a sharp eye for interaction detail, I bridge the gap between what users need and what engineering can build and I use AI to get there faster without compromising craft.
Designing the end-to-end investigator experience for an enterprise fraud detection console where speed, accuracy, and motivation all had to coexist on one screen.
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Designing a student meal kit service from the ground up — where flexible ordering, rescued produce, and a campus kiosk had to work together seamlessly for the most time-starved users on campus.
Liner Notes →Designing two live products at a B2B ticketing startup — a coworking space management dashboard and a VIP membership module — across two internship stints.
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More good dogs than homes. So why wasn't anyone finding each other?
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The dashboard behind a rock museum: events approved, guitars tracked, and visitor plans deciding which exhibits earn their floor space.
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95% of flyers said price mattered most. So why was it the hardest thing to find?
Liner Notes →Every system is a language: the objects people work with, the actions they take, and what matters about each. Get that structure right first, and the interface almost designs itself. The navigation stops being a guess and becomes a consequence.
It's the one habit my CS background gave me that I'd never give back: get the architecture right before you build.