A little more about me ✨

From architecture to product design

Before becoming a product designer, I spent two years designing physical spaces. Architecture taught me to think in systems, balance competing constraints, and understand how people move through an experience — not just how something looks.

I eventually realized that the part I enjoyed most was solving problems around people and behavior. That curiosity eventually led me from designing physical spaces to digital products, where I could solve problems at the intersection of people, systems, and technology.

I like finding the signal in the noise

I'm drawn to problems where user needs, business goals, and technical constraints don't neatly align. I enjoy digging into the details, identifying what matters most, and finding a path forward that works for both people and the business.

Outside of work 🌱

I create and share Notion templates

Outside of product work, I make templates to help people plan, organize, and stay focused. It's a small creative outlet where I get to combine my love of systems, visual organization, and creating useful things for others.

Check out my Notion templates →