I grew up in Silicon Valley, surrounded by technology, but I was always more fascinated by the people it was for: how we think, feel, and make sense of the world.
That curiosity led me to study Cognitive Science at USC and Human-Computer Interaction + Design at the University of Washington, where I could combine my interest in people, technology, and design.
I’ve brought that perspective to healthcare startups as a product design intern at Enable Medicine and Kenko.
I question the assumptions embedded in design and technology, looking beyond functionality to how what we create shapes people’s lives and well-being.
The Lenses
behind my work
Systems Thinking
How might a single design decision ripple across an ecosystem of people, interactions, and features?

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