I am a June 2025 graduate of the University of Oregon Product Design program with a focus on Industrial Design and a minor in Entrepreneurship. From my early days in Waldorf School to working in architecture firms, I’ve always loved craft and the act of making.  

 

Growing up with Osteogenesis Imperfecta, I experienced firsthand how products like wheelchairs, crutches, and now hearing aids can be both limiting and empowering. That intimate reliance taught me what good design really means: creating solutions that quietly improve daily life.  

 

In architecture, I learned to bridge the gap between ideas and built realities through BIM, drawings, and on-site evaluations across cities from San Francisco to Dublin. Now, stepping fully into industrial design, I want to apply those lessons to create products with meaningful, human impact.  

 

Outside of design, I enjoy photography, cycling, hiking, golfing, cooking, and tinkering with creative projects.