Professional Overview

With experience across federal, nonprofit, and private sectors, I specialize in transforming legacy systems into modern, human-centered platforms. At the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, I led design and front-end development for internal CRMs and dashboards that improved workflow efficiency by 50% and increased alert visibility by 75%.

I’ve also helped shape products like eSchemaTherapy, a digital platform supporting clinicians and clients in structured mental health care — merging thoughtful UX with real human benefit. My approach balances strategic design systems with hands-on development to ensure every interface is as functional as it is meaningful.

Design Approach

My philosophy centers on trust, clarity, and usability. Every interface should communicate purpose; every pattern should serve a human need; and every decision should be grounded in research and measurable outcomes. I map user journeys, prototype interactions, and collaborate across disciplines to ship cohesive product experiences that scale.

Skills & Tools

Why I Design

I’m motivated by using design to do good for people. Whether improving how public institutions manage critical data or helping mental-health professionals support their clients, I’m drawn to projects that make systems work better for humanity — not just more efficiently for users. Design, to me, is both craft and contribution: a way to bring structure, empathy, and clarity to problems that matter.