Initially pursuing a career in healthcare, I graduated from Cornell University with a B.S. in Biology & Society, an interdisciplinary major that intertwines the core components of a traditional biology curriculum with perspectives from the social sciences, ethics, public health, and science and technology studies. My fascination with the synergy between design and technology – where artistic expression meets practical human needs – propelled me into the digital design space.

I bring a blend of scientific methodologies and thoughtful precision to my creative process. Throughout my undergraduate studies, I engaged in a range of courses including Healthcare Entrepreneurship and Design and Innovation, alongside more technically oriented STEM classes such as Biology and Calculus. This path honed my analytical and problem-solving skills, both of which are essential for crafting seamless user experiences.

Inspired by an upbringing that instilled a deep appreciation for design and a proclivity to question convention, I draw upon creative problem-solving techniques to develop human-centered design solutions. Guided by a genuine desire to understand and empathize with diverse user groups, my work is dedicated to crafting purposeful designs that enrich the lives of those who interact with them.