Designing for the gap between what systems track and what people actually experience.

With a background in financial systems, I spent years finding where the numbers didn’t add up and fixing the processes that let them break in the first place.

Now I design product experiences that surface what systems often miss: ambiguity, context, and human behavior under real-world constraints.

I am drawn to the gap between what is technically correct and what is emotionally true, and how design can make that gap easier to navigate.

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Women's History Month March 2025 poster, Foothill College
Paper lantern in the shape of an orca