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.