My path to, and within, product design has been one of collecting building blocks and experiences to become a well-rounded, generalist product designer.

I started as a graphic designer, doing freelance work + teaching graphic design to middle schoolers as a high schooler.

My college experience pushed me to explore the history of medicine + medical anthropology, where I found my love of ethnographic research. I honed my ability to detect complex problems + patterns, especially for disadvantaged groups in the medical system.

I fell in love with product design because I get to combine my passions for design + learning deeply about people's behaviors, which is how I ended up sub-matriculating into the Integrated Product Design Program at Penn for my Master's degree (and designing menstrual cups for athletes).

I am currently the sole Product Designer at Subject, where I am utilizing both my product and design strengths to bring high quality online education to all students, regardless of their zip code. For the 4 years before that, I was the sole Product Designer at Assembly, growing into a leadership role and designing enterprise tools to facilitate the engagement and celebration of teams at work. In this job, I work quickly, prioritize ruthlessly, and have cross-functional relationships to ensure smooth handoff from design to development.

When I'm not designing, I'm watching stand-up comedy (some of my favorites are Natalie Rotter-Laitman, Sam Taggart, + Ayo Edebiri), cooking, or playing (and watching) women's soccer (Go Angel City!!).