About
I’m a San Francisco-based product designer with 6+ years of experience building complex digital products across enterprise SaaS, AI, and operational technology.
My background spans early-stage startups and growing product teams, where I’ve helped bring new products to market, simplify technical workflows, and establish scalable design foundations.
I enjoy working at the intersection of product strategy, design, and engineering — particularly in environments where the problems are ambiguous, the constraints are real, and thoughtful design can make a meaningful difference.
My approach combines systems thinking with hands-on execution. I care about understanding the problem before jumping into solutions, making deliberate tradeoffs, and collaborating closely with teams to bring ideas into production.
I studied Product Design Engineering at Stanford, where I developed an interdisciplinary approach to problem-solving that continues to shape how I work today.
What I bring
I bring a combination of strategic thinking, strong product craft, and the ability to execute across the full product development lifecycle.
I’m comfortable navigating ambiguity, translating complex requirements into clear experiences, and working closely with cross-functional partners to move products forward.
Whether I’m helping define a new product, evolving an existing platform, or refining a critical workflow, my goal is the same: create thoughtful, scalable solutions that work for both users and the business.
I believe great product design is about more than creating intuitive interfaces. It’s about understanding the right problems, making thoughtful decisions, and building experiences that create lasting value for people and businesses.
I was a competitive gymnast for 18 years, and I competed on Stanford’s Division I women’s gymnastics team — Pac-12 All-Academic Honor Roll and WCGA Scholastic All-American.