I am a UX-focused Design Engineer with experience designing and helping deliver AI-powered web and mobile experiences from concept through production. My work centers on creating clear, intuitive interfaces for complex products, especially where users need guidance through information-heavy or decision-heavy workflows.
I have a strong background in Figma, interaction design, design systems, accessibility, responsive UI, and front-end implementation. I am comfortable translating design concepts into polished production interfaces using React, TypeScript, HTML, CSS, and related modern UI tools.
At Warner Bros. Discovery, I helped design and deliver AI-powered product experiences for DaisyAI, supporting everything from early ideas and information architecture to prototypes, handoff, and production-ready UI. I worked closely with product managers, designers, and engineers to make sure the final experience was usable, accessible, and aligned with the original vision.
Earlier in my career, I designed enterprise workflows at CitiBank, modernized a legacy SaaS platform at Scala Digital, and supported accessible public-sector digital experiences at Deloitte. Across these roles, I focused on simplifying workflows, improving usability, and building scalable interface patterns that could support both users and development teams.
Accessibility has been a core part of my approach throughout my career. I pay close attention to semantic structure, keyboard-friendly interactions, inclusive design patterns, and practical implementation details that help ensure products work well for a wide range of users.
I also bring experience with research, usability testing, and analytics tools such as Clarity, Amplitude, and PostHog. I use these insights to improve interaction quality, adoption, and overall product usability, especially in conversational interfaces, knowledge systems, and membership experiences.
I hold a B.S. in Software Engineering and continue to combine design thinking with front-end engineering to build thoughtful, scalable, and user-centered digital products.