I design digital products that make complex problems feel simple. For more than a decade, I've helped teams transform ambiguity into intuitive experiences by combining systems thinking, thoughtful interaction design, and hands-on prototyping.

My journey into design began with curiosity. After discovering the web, I became fascinated by how digital experiences were built and taught myself HTML and CSS by inspecting source code and creating my own websites. That drive to learn by building has shaped how I approach design ever since.

Most recently at Verizon , I help shape customer-facing digital experiences at enterprise scale, designing products that serve millions of users while balancing business priorities, accessibility, technical feasibility, and customer needs.

Previously, I was Design Lead and UX Manager at PwC Products & Technology , where I led design across multiple enterprise SaaS products, helped establish and scale a shared design system, and mentored designers throughout their careers.

Before PwC, I spent nearly a decade at Forbes , where I evolved from UI/UX Designer to the company's sole UX Designer. There, I designed editorial experiences, interactive features, and Forbes' proprietary CMS platform , which continues to support newsroom staff and thousands of contributors.

I'm at my best when the path forward isn't obvious. Whether defining a new product, modernizing a legacy experience, or scaling a design system, I enjoy bringing clarity to complexity and helping teams turn ideas into products people genuinely enjoy using.

Prototyping is a core part of how I work. From interactive concepts to production-like experiences, I use prototypes to explore ideas, align stakeholders, and validate decisions before development. That hands-on experience with front-end development helps me collaborate closely with engineers and design with implementation in mind.