I'm a product designer with 2.5 years of experience working across diverse B2B and SaaS products. I’ve always considered myself a social butterfly 🦋 — I love connecting with people and hearing their stories. I'm passionate about product design because it enables me transform real stories into meaningful, inclusive user experiences.
Empathy, accessibility, and innovation are a large part of my design philosophy: I’ve found that the most impactful products always come from deeply understanding and empathizing with your audience. I also consider myself to be an accessibility specialist and I try to improve and promote accessibility in all the work I do!
Currently, I work part-time as a Product Designer for the University of California, Davis Transportation Department. I've also designed for companies like Commvault Systems, Volt SMS, and RadicalAI, where I developed a deep passion for promoting accessibility in products through design. I am a 4th year at UC Davis, double majoring in Cognitive Science and Design, with an expected graduation in March 2025.
Away from my computer, I enjoy swimming (leisurely and competitively!), cooking (and eating) gluten-free alternative recipes, experimenting with fashion (through thrifting and reselling clothes), relaxing by the beach, and going on adventures with friends!
I have gained 3+ years of valuable experience through participation in on-campus student organizations which have played a crucial role in developing the skills that have brought me to where I am today. I began my journey in Design Interactive, a UX Design Consultancy where I was able to participate in 3 design challenges: redesigning Hinge, making a Bike Tools App, and creating a Social Reading Platform. From there, I joined a product development organization called AggieWorks that builds products for students: I was the founding product designer of AggieExchange, UC Davis’s first student marketplace platform. Most recently, I was a member of CodeLab, another design/software-engineering organization, where I worked in a small cross-functional team on a demo project for a startup.
From Left to Right: Design Interactive Fall '23, AggieWorks Spring '23, AggieWorks Fall '23, CodeLab Winter/Spring '24