For more than a decade, I’ve built my career at the intersection of design, technology, and human behavior. I love taking messy, complex problems and shaping them into experiences that feel clear, intentional, and genuinely delightful. Whether it’s modernizing an enterprise workflow or defining mobile interaction patterns used by millions, I lead with curiosity, clarity, and a focus on meaningful impact.

I am an Emmy Award winning designer and currently a Principal Designer at Cisco, where I lead AI driven internal product experiences that help thousands of employees work smarter and collaborate more seamlessly. Before Cisco, I guided the mobile design vision for Google Drive, influencing the productivity of over a billion users worldwide. Earlier in my journey, I joined Triller as a founding member during its explosive growth to 300 million installs and served as a Design Principal at IBM, driving human centered solutions across global teams.

Beyond my product work, I speak internationally at design conferences and enjoy sharing insights with the broader community. I also mentor and teach emerging designers as a guest lecturer at institutions including Pratt Institute, SVA, FIT, The New School, Cornell University, University of Florida, and Binghamton University. Mentorship has always been one of the most meaningful parts of my career, and I’ve had the privilege of supporting thousands of designers throughout their growth.

Outside of work, I love spending time with my family, exploring new cities, wandering through local markets, and planning our next trip. I recharge through long walks, dive into RPG games when I’m in the mood for a different kind of adventure, and occasionally draw comics just for fun. I find that inspiration often appears in those quiet, unexpected in-between moments.