Curious and Collaborative.
I’m a Product Designer drawn to complex problems —
the kind with multiple users, competing needs, and
no obvious answer.
At Seismic, I led design across two enterprise product areas, partnering closely with product and engineering from early problem definition through launch and iteration. Working in complex B2B systems taught me
to think beyond individual screens and understand how people, workflows, data, constraints, and business needs shape the larger experience.
Before product design, I spent six years building and running my own eCommerce business, serving customers across 15+ countries. Entrepreneurship taught me to see products from both sides: what makes something valuable to the person using it, and what makes it viable for the business building it.
That perspective still shapes how I design today: get beneath the surface of a problem, find the patterns,
and bring structure to complexity.
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What's working with me like
I create shared understanding
Complex projects get easier when everyone sees the problem the same way. I use conversations, research, and visual storytelling to help teams align on what we know, what we don’t, and what we’re solving for.
I pay attention to how people work
I value strong working relationships and adapt to different perspectives and styles. To me, good collaboration means building enough trust to disagree and still move forward together.
I take my work very seriously but not myself
I care deeply about the quality of the work, while staying open to feedback, changing my mind when the evidence does, and making the process enjoyable for the people around me.
I stay resourceful when things get messy
Ambiguity and constraints don’t shut down my thinking. I look for another angle, explore different paths, and keep finding ways to move the work forward.
When I am not working...
My days are often filled with capturing simple could-miss moments. It helps me recover when I feel creatively stunted.
