My journey in design began at the College for Creative Studies, where I discovered my passion for human-centered design, sustainability, and CMF (Color, Material, Finish). During my studies, I was drawn to the idea of creating solutions that not only meet functional needs but also enhance the lives of users in meaningful ways.

After graduating, I spent a year at GE Appliances as an Industrial Design Intern, where I built a strong foundation in cross-disciplinary collaboration. Working closely with engineers taught me the value of understanding every component and consideration that goes into bringing a product to life. I also partnered with brand teams, gaining marketing insight that continues to inform my design approach today.

I then continued my career at Deckel & Moneypenny, where I currently work as an Exhibit Designer. Being part of such a talented team has accelerated my growth more than I could have imagined. My design perspective has expanded through hands-on experience in drafting, project management, trend forecasting, and creating immersive branded environments.

I thrive on the challenge of diving deep into complex problems and identifying creative solutions for everyday pain points. Whether through iterative design processes, rapid prototyping, or thoughtful material selection, my goal is to deliver innovative, sustainable products that resonate with users and meet both their functional and emotional needs. I firmly believe that design has the power to improve lives, and I am dedicated to crafting designs that are as purposeful as they are impactful.