I listen closely, look for patterns, and turn what I learn into thoughtful product decisions.
View résumé ↗I’m passionate about understanding how people think and what drives their actions. I love uncovering patterns in their daily digital interactions and behaviors. By observing and having meaningful conversations, I piece together insights that help me create user-centered solutions tailored to their needs.
I have a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Design and a certification in User Experience Design. Being a hands-on person, I’ve always loved creating—and even more so, designing things.
That industrial design training is why so much of my work sits where software meets hardware. A printer panel and a phone screen are not the same problem: one gets used with dirty hands, under time pressure, by someone who would rather be doing anything else.
I’m the sole designer across Strikeman and Radenso, which means the scope runs wide—on-screen interfaces for hardware, a companion mobile app for a radar detector (ask me about this project—I loved working on it), websites, a shared design system, plus the research and usability testing that keeps all of it user-centered.
During my free time, I like to crochet and lift weights. I started learning to play the violin in 2025, and I love getting friends together for board games.
I enjoy the tactile rhythm of turning small, repeated stitches into something useful.
I started learning in 2025. It’s a lesson in patience, listening, and improving one note at a time.
Strength training gives me a focused challenge and a reliable way to reset.
I love sharing a table with friends for a little strategy, conversation, and friendly competition.
