
Move
Most days, you'll find me lifting. I also enjoy playing basketball, pickleball, or table tennis with friends and teammates.
Before I designed digital products, I studied how people communicate, behave, and make sense of stories. The medium changed, but the core practice stayed the same.
I worked on a range of media production projects. One example was a profile documentary about a Villanova student. I planned and conducted the interview, filmed both the conversation and scenes from his daily life, and edited the footage into the final story. The video is a 30-second clip.


One of my studies took place at Reading Terminal Market, where I used participant observation, photography, and field notes to study how people moved through a shared space, made choices, and navigated proximity with strangers.

I combined surveys and SPSS analysis with interviews and ethnographic observation, then compared patterns across communication, audience behavior, and cultural contexts.

These images show an international summer cultural program I designed for Oxbridge Academy in West Palm Beach, Florida. I shaped activities and experiences around how students would explore, participate, and connect across cultures.
I moved from physical and program-based experiences into information architecture, prototyping, and interface design.
I focused more deeply on user research and interaction design across different industries, product types, and platforms.
At Paycom, I designed and shipped complex HR workflows with product and engineering from discovery through delivery.
Outside work

Most days, you'll find me lifting. I also enjoy playing basketball, pickleball, or table tennis with friends and teammates.



I experiment with resin, paper, wire, and found objects, often shaping each piece around a person or a small idea.

I like making mochi mooncakes, egg tarts, and whatever dessert I'm curious enough to try next.
Let's connect
If you're building something complex or see a way we could work together, I'd be glad to hear from you.