I'm a UX/UI and graphic designer with a background in neuroscience and human psychology. I create digital interfaces, brand systems, and visual communications, from website experiences to marketing materials. I build scalable design systems and apply behavioral insights to bridge the gap between innovation and usability, ensuring everything I make feels trustworthy, intuitive, and built for the real world.

Expert in Figma and Adobe Creative Cloud.

I grew up in Montclair, New Jersey, but after high school my curiosity for different experiences took me to India, where I taught at a school in Kolkata. From there, I moved to California, working at the California Wolf Reserve and conducting herpetological research. Eventually, I pursued my academic interests at Vassar College, earning a bachelor’s degree in Neuroscience and Behavior with a correlate in Biology. Along the way, I discovered a passion for blending creativity with technical problem-solving, leading me to a career in user-experience and digital interface design. I’m now based in Boston, MA, where I live with my fiancée and our dog Scooby (pics on request).

Until recently, I worked as a Designer at Symphony Talent, where I crafted career websites and social media assets aimed at talent recruitment. I love to take on a diversity of projects so I can continue to expand my experience across a wide range of fields. I’ve spent my UI/UX career working with cross-functional teams to create engaging and strategic design solutions.

My path to design has been shaped by a career rooted in science. I began leading neuroscience research before transitioning to working as an Exhibit Designer and Animal Specialist at the American Museum of Natural History. These experiences honed my analytical thinking, problem-solving skills, and attention to detail—all of which now inform my approach to design.

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