My unique background in art history, administration, and design has honed my ability to analyze and organize complex systems—equipping me to approach challenges with both creative insight and structured problem-solving. I earned my Bachelor’s degree in Art History from Pratt Institute, where I developed strong research skills and a deep appreciation for visual storytelling and information synthesis. Later, I completed a Master’s in User Experience Design through Rutgers University’s Business and Science program, where I gained not only a foundation in UX best practices but also strategic business thinking.

Whether I’m creating wireframes, building prototypes, or fine-tuning visual designs, I aim to blend functional solutions with aesthetic appeal. Through a combination of thorough research, artistic sensibility, and well-structured design systems, I strive to create products that both simplify and enrich people’s lives.