Who I am

I grew up in South Orange, New Jersey, where I drew constantly, played with Legos, and daydreamed all the time. In high school, I co-founded Mapsosupply, a community-based clothing company, which introduced me to the wonderful world of design.

In 2019, I began college at Northeastern University, studying graphic and information design. In addition to my design curriculum, I took classes in environmental science, sustainability, business, and marketing. I joined various clubs on campus, offering to design their logos and social media content to help me learn the ropes. I eventually became a project lead at Scout, Northeastern’s Student-Led Design Studio. In 2023, I earned an Honors in the Discipline Distinction from the College of Arts, Media, and Design, and in 2024, a Meserve Award for Creative Excellence.

While in school, I completed internships as a graphic designer at Unispace, a UX designer at ASICS, a visual designer at Blink UX, and a graphic designer at Pentagram under Michael Bierut, one of my design heroes.

I am currently seeking full-time opportunities across graphic, brand identity, and digital design. In my (limited) free time, I love traveling, training for marathons, playing soccer, hiking, skiing, and drinking good coffee.

What I do

I have experience supporting design teams of all shapes and sizes operating at the highest level across brand identity and UI/UX design. I have a strong eye for typography and composition and am great at bringing ideas to life.

I am a strategic thinker, eager to take on projects spanning disciplines and industries if there is a juicy problem to solve or a story to tell. I am primarily interested in work that aims to make the world happier and healthier.

I seek clarity in chaos and beauty in the ordinary. I am driven by an insatiable curiosity about the world and human behavior and a desire to be the best I can be.

What I believe

  • Design is about the ideas, not the fonts or colors.

  • Ideas are discovered, not created. We can find better ideas by paying closer attention.

  • Design is a relationship-building tool. It can open doors that generally remain locked.

  • Design is just as much about finding problems as solving them.

  • The work is never finished. And that’s the best part.