I'm a multidisciplinary designer & developer from California. My superpowers are in speculative and multimodal design. I love dry humor, tinkering, and an ice-cold matcha latte. I'm currently pursuing a bachelor's in Psychology ('24) and a master's in Computer Science ('25) at Stanford University. This summer, I will be a UX Design intern @ Amazon.
I can't resist a good puzzle.
Wherever there’s an interesting problem to solve, I’ll go – whether that means deciphering complex algorithms, painting a North Star vision, or imagining end-to-end user experiences. I pull inspiration from an unconventional background in game design, neuroscience, and engineering. I know what it takes to put the pieces together.
I'd call myself an adrenaline junkie.
I love rollercoasters, ocean kayaking, and beating escape rooms. I'm a calculated risk taker who embraces the unknown. That's why I thrive building scrappy and building at scale. I adapt to new challenges easily and love to break out of my comfort zone. This year, I embraced new roles as a Graduate Teaching Assistant for CS377G (Designing Serious Games), CS247B (Designing for Behavior Change), and CS247G (Design for Play).
I've got a green thumb.
I'm growing tomatoes, basil, green onions, and bok choy in my dorm room. It helps me stay patient, observant, and detail-oriented. I know good things take time. I always take a moment to read between the lines, turn research findings into actionable insights, and see the bigger picture.
