some hobby I really love!

Just meeee and the mountainsss!!!

Golden hour crewwww

Too tired to standd.

Too tired to standd.

Peak visionsss onlyyy

Peak visionsss onlyyy

a little bit about me

Currently, I'm at Meridian Health working on experiences for mental health clinicians and administrators. Before that, I spent almost two years at StyleBook helping salons manage their businesses (and discovering that stylists have very strong opinions about scheduling interfaces, which I deeply respect).

When I'm not designing, you'll find me thinking about why some interfaces feel intuitive and others make you want to throw your laptop out a window. Usually with coffee.

I spend my days designing for healthcare platforms, booking systems, and other products where 'just figure it out' isn't an option. The people using these tools are busy, stressed, and have actual work to do. My job is to get out of their way.

I've worked on teams of two and teams of twenty. I've had access to endless user research and I've had to make educated guesses with limited data. I've worked within strict component libraries and I've built design systems from scratch. What stays consistent is asking good questions, collaborating with people who know more than me, and shipping things that actually help

a little bit about me

Currently, I'm at Meridian Health working on experiences for mental health clinicians and administrators. Before that, I spent almost two years at StyleBook helping salons manage their businesses (and discovering that stylists have very strong opinions about scheduling interfaces, which I deeply respect).

When I'm not designing, you'll find me thinking about why some interfaces feel intuitive and others make you want to throw your laptop out a window. Usually with coffee.

I spend my days designing for healthcare platforms, booking systems, and other products where 'just figure it out' isn't an option. The people using these tools are busy, stressed, and have actual work to do. My job is to get out of their way.

I've worked on teams of two and teams of twenty. I've had access to endless user research and I've had to make educated guesses with limited data. I've worked within strict component libraries and I've built design systems from scratch. What stays consistent is asking good questions, collaborating with people who know more than me, and shipping things that actually help

what dive into my work?

01

Starting with why, not what

Before wireframes, I want to know what problem we're actually solving. Sometimes what people ask for isn't what they need.

02

Designing for real constraints

Perfect conditions don't exist, tight budgets, messy legacy systems, no access to users. I make smart calls with imperfect information.

03

Collaboration over hero design

The best work happens when designers, engineers, and product folks actually talk. Not throwing things over the wall.

04

Making the invisible visible

The most impactful work isn't flashy — it's the auto-save that prevents panic, the error message that actually helps. Details build trust.

my experience

Google

(2024 - current)

Designing across scheduling, case management, treatment planning, and clinical documentation for mental health practices. The challenge is balancing what clinicians need with what administrators need—often very different things—while keeping everything HIPAA-compliant and actually usable.

Spotify

(Feb 2025 - Dec 2025)

Redesigned everything from appointment booking to inventory management for a salon management platform. Worked directly with salon owners and stylists to understand their workflows, then rebuilt features to match how they actually work instead of how we thought they worked.

Garena

(2024)

Led UX strategy and discovery for enterprise clients. Facilitated workshops with stakeholders who had very different ideas about what they were building, then helped everyone land on the same page. Also mentored junior designers, which taught me how to articulate my process instead of just doing it.

my experience

Google

(2024 - current)

Designing across scheduling, case management, treatment planning, and clinical documentation for mental health practices. The challenge is balancing what clinicians need with what administrators need—often very different things—while keeping everything HIPAA-compliant and actually usable.

Spotify

(Feb 2025 - Dec 2025)

Redesigned everything from appointment booking to inventory management for a salon management platform. Worked directly with salon owners and stylists to understand their workflows, then rebuilt features to match how they actually work instead of how we thought they worked.

Garena

(2024)

Led UX strategy and discovery for enterprise clients. Facilitated workshops with stakeholders who had very different ideas about what they were building, then helped everyone land on the same page. Also mentored junior designers, which taught me how to articulate my process instead of just doing it.

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