About
๐I'm a Product Designer with 5+ years of experience designing SaaS, B2C, and consumer products. I specialize in turning complex problems into intuitive, accessible experiences through user research, behavioral psychology, and systems thinking. My work is grounded in empathy, data, and close collaboration with cross-functional teams.
๐I'm particularly passionate about taking products from ambiguous ideas to validated solutions. Whether designing an AI-powered accessibility tool from 0โ1 or simplifying legal information for millions of California residents, I enjoy uncovering user needs, defining product direction, and translating insights into experiences that create measurable impact.
๐ง My background in Psychology and Graphic Design shapes how I approach design. It helps me look beyond what users say, understand why they behave the way they do, and communicate solutions with clarity. I value iterative research, rapid prototyping, and building scalable design systems that balance user needs with business goals.
๐คI work closely with product managers, engineers, researchers, and stakeholders throughout the product lifecycle. I believe the best products are created through continuous collaboration, thoughtful experimentation, and a willingness to challenge assumptions with evidence rather than opinions.
๐ฑI'm looking to join a collaborative product team where I can contribute to product strategy, shape end-to-end user experiences, and build meaningful products that improve people's lives while driving measurable business impact.
How I Work
Surveys, interviews, competitive analysis, and usability testing come before design decisions, not after. On AI Advocate, research reshaped who the entire product was for. On Splitwise, it identified exactly which two flows were driving user drop-off.
Wireframes move to hi-fi through rounds of moderated and unmoderated testing. I treat a prototype as a question, not an answer, and I'd rather find the gap in usability testing than after launch.
I've led as both product manager and designer, writing the PRD, validating technical constraints, and handing off complete, developer-ready documentation. Design that can't be built isn't finished.
Skills & Methods
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Open to product design roles and collaborations.