I recently graduated from Stanford with a B.S. in Design and a focus in human behavior and multi-stakeholder research.

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​I grew up immersed in the arts and came to Stanford as an artist who was also curious about psychology and entrepreneurship. I loved the d.school because it was a place where those interests could converge!

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I focus primarily on the upstream stages of the design process: framing the right problem, understanding users’ deeper needs, synthesizing qualitative insights into clear principles, and forming system concepts.

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I’m particularly drawn to what I think of as ‘low attention, high impact’ problems: products and systems that shape everyday experiences but haven’t been thoughtfully revisited. In that vein, I’ve enjoyed working on rethinking textile mill onboarding for my capstone project with SAP, and office lighting systems to support comfort and productivity.

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These days I support analysis at an investment fund, applying the same research instincts to consumer data and market questions. I've also continued my art practice in oil painting, you can see it here.