I’m a data-focused designer and developer with experience building user-centered products,
dashboards, and analytical tools from the ground up. My background spans front-end development,
UX design, and data analysis, with hands-on experience using Python, SQL, JavaScript, and modern
visualization tools to turn complex information into clear, usable interfaces.
I’ve worked in professional and academic environments ranging from IT architecture and analytics
at RSM US LLP to a senior-year capstone project working with Microsoft on AI agents. My coursework includes formal UX training through Intro to UX,
Web Design, Development & Accessibility, and Graphic Design grounding my technical work in
HCI design principles. I also took courses in User Modeling, Networks and Markets, and was an instructional assistant for Data-Oriented Programming.
Academic client-based project focused on redesigning the NOAA GLANSIS website to improve usability, visual hierarchy, and accessibility. Worked closely with government stakeholders to translate requirements into a modern, responsive interface while maintaining brand consistency.
Graphic design and branding project centered on creating a visual hierarchy and marketable product identity. Emphasized layout balance, typography, and tested user perception to support aesthetic appeal and functionality.
Custom portfolio website developed from the ground up as a final web design project for a client. Collaborated on feature requirements and implemented a modular structure using JSON, allowing the client to easily expand and maintain their content without modifying core code.
Professional presentation design created for a business case competition. Focused on visual storytelling, data clarity, and consistent branding to communicate strategic insights effectively to judges and peers.
Website design project developed through Michigan Build and Launch in collaboration with a startup client. Contributed to UI/UX design, prototyping, and presentation of the final product to an audience of over 500 attendees during the exhibition showcase.