I'm an M.S. Human-Computer Interaction candidate at the University of Maryland who cares about building technology that's actually easy to use. I like thinking about how people interact with systems and how small design decisions can shape someone's entire experience.

I bring both technical and creative perspectives to my work. I have a strong foundation in coding, especially Java and Python, and years of graphic design experience that started back in high school. That combination lets me think structurally while still valuing visual clarity, storytelling, and emotion in design.

Fall 2026 I started a new positon as a Communications Graduate Assistant and a Graduate Course Aide. Long term, I'm chasing a path in front-end development with a marketing mindset.

Through coursework, leadership roles, and hands-on projects, I've learned to approach problems with curiosity, empathy, and intention. I'm still learning (and I love that part), and I'm motivated by growth, feedback, and the chance to build meaningful, human-centered technology.