About
I started off with a desire to create things, but I became more interested in the people who interact with our created world.
The thing that drives me is curiosity about people and the artifacts that come from our collective desire for meaning. I study how people make sense of information, how they navigate uncertainty, and how the systems we build shape that process in ways we might not intend.
My background spans UX research, computer science, trust and safety, and visual culture. My multidisciplinary background gives me a unique lens to understand problems, and applying them in emerging technology spaces is where I thrive.
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Philosophy
I believe form follows function, and I'm pragmatic about design that respects both engineering constraints and human ones. My website aims for minimalism and succintness as a reflection of these values.
What motivates me most are the questions that live in the gap between what we expect users to do and what they actually do. Those gaps are some of the most valuable signals we have for steering products in a more human-centric direction.