My interest in design started at a young age, but it wasn’t until my first year as a biomedical engineering student that I realized just how profound its impact could be. Working on projects like designing a solution to help stroke patients put on shoes independently showed me the true power of design to improve lives.

Since then, I’ve taken a few different side quests into product management and biotech research, gaining valuable skills in strategic thinking, research and analysis, and cross-functional teamwork. However, I found myself missing the excitement and fulfillment I felt solving problems through design.

In 2022, I found my way back to design through UX and product design. I've spent the past three years as a UX designer at AbelsonTaylor, an award-winning healthcare advertising agency, where I've led end-to-end UX workflows to create best-in-class digital experiences for patients and healthcare providers across pharmaceutical brands.

Now, I'm seeking an in-house product design role at a mission-driven company where I can take more ownership of the full product lifecycle—from user research through implementation. I'm eager to keep learning, take on new challenges, and help shape products that make a difference — one design decision at a time.