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I’m always open to new projects, collaborations, or a conversation about design. If you have an idea in mind or want to connect, feel free to get in touch.

Frequently Asked Questions

Wait... so are you a designer or engineer?

Both. I've spent 10+ years as a systems engineer at Northrop Grumman, Boeing, and JPL, and recently completed an MDes in Interaction Design at ArtCenter. I don't see these as separate identities—I bring design tools to engineering problems and engineering rigor to design work. The thorniest challenges I care about live where people and complex systems intersect, and that requires both.

Wait... so are you a designer or engineer?

Both. I've spent 10+ years as a systems engineer at Northrop Grumman, Boeing, and JPL, and recently completed an MDes in Interaction Design at ArtCenter. I don't see these as separate identities—I bring design tools to engineering problems and engineering rigor to design work. The thorniest challenges I care about live where people and complex systems intersect, and that requires both.

Wait... so are you a designer or engineer?

Both. I've spent 10+ years as a systems engineer at Northrop Grumman, Boeing, and JPL, and recently completed an MDes in Interaction Design at ArtCenter. I don't see these as separate identities—I bring design tools to engineering problems and engineering rigor to design work. The thorniest challenges I care about live where people and complex systems intersect, and that requires both.

What kinds of problems do you want to work on?

High-stakes, messy, socio-technical ones. I'm drawn to situations where the problem isn't purely technical—where success depends on helping diverse stakeholders align, making overwhelming data understandable, or building trust between humans and AI systems. I want to be in the room when someone says "we have a problem" and help move it to "here's our plan.

What kinds of problems do you want to work on?

High-stakes, messy, socio-technical ones. I'm drawn to situations where the problem isn't purely technical—where success depends on helping diverse stakeholders align, making overwhelming data understandable, or building trust between humans and AI systems. I want to be in the room when someone says "we have a problem" and help move it to "here's our plan.

What kinds of problems do you want to work on?

High-stakes, messy, socio-technical ones. I'm drawn to situations where the problem isn't purely technical—where success depends on helping diverse stakeholders align, making overwhelming data understandable, or building trust between humans and AI systems. I want to be in the room when someone says "we have a problem" and help move it to "here's our plan.

Do you actually code, or just design?

I prototype. I vibe-code in Python with Cursor AI, build functional prototypes in Claude Artifacts, and developed an AR app in Unity. I'm not a software engineer (though I frequently work with them!), but I can wrangle data, automate workflows, and build working demos to test ideas with real users. I believe in making things to learn.

Do you actually code, or just design?

I prototype. I vibe-code in Python with Cursor AI, build functional prototypes in Claude Artifacts, and developed an AR app in Unity. I'm not a software engineer (though I frequently work with them!), but I can wrangle data, automate workflows, and build working demos to test ideas with real users. I believe in making things to learn.

Do you actually code, or just design?

I prototype. I vibe-code in Python with Cursor AI, build functional prototypes in Claude Artifacts, and developed an AR app in Unity. I'm not a software engineer (though I frequently work with them!), but I can wrangle data, automate workflows, and build working demos to test ideas with real users. I believe in making things to learn.

What's your coffee order?

Espresso! I love the complexity of dialing it in as well as chatting with others to see if there are relatable flavor notes.

What's your coffee order?

Espresso! I love the complexity of dialing it in as well as chatting with others to see if there are relatable flavor notes.

What's your coffee order?

Espresso! I love the complexity of dialing it in as well as chatting with others to see if there are relatable flavor notes.