A product designer based in NYC.
Currently at MongoDB. Previously frog design, Wish, BuzzFeed, Apple, & Microsoft.
2019 Adobe Design Achievement Awards Recipient
2019 Hexagon UX Mentorship Summer Cohort
2018 IDEO CoLab Makeathon Participant
2017 KPCB Engineering Fellow
Thrifting vintage clothing, attending music festivals, and reiterating how sore I am from my last workout
Earlier this year (2019), I interned at frog design for 8 weeks, working as a contributor for a financially-focused client on an interdisciplinary team comprised of other designers, project management, and business and brand strategists.
I specified information architecture and user interfaces using participatory and iterative design techniques, including usability testing, competitive audits, and other forms of requirements discovery. I also produced ecosystem diagrams, customer journey maps, wireframes, annotations, and prototypes.
Because this project is under NDA, please email me to learn more.
I completed a five-month internship from Aug to Dec 2018 at Wish as a product design intern on the Platform team. This team was responsible for the tools and features our merchants used to monitor and grow their businesses.
During my time there, I was responsible for designing the experience for the launch of the Fulfillment By Wish (FBW) program, leading to $34 mil+ in related GMV and 1.8 mil+ FBW orders to-date. I also produced illustrations, icons, and banners as well as built new components for the design system in React.
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In the summer of 2018, I was a product design intern on the Tasty team.
There, I directed the addition of nutrition info and a new video-binging experience on Tasty platforms: leading a design sprint, conducting research studies with users across the country, making data-driven decisions, and creating interactive prototypes. In addition, I presented updates and provided feedback on other ongoing projects in critiques twice a week. I also partnered with product managers and data scientists to formulate strategic roadmaps.
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In the summer of 2017, I worked for DoorDash as a KPCB Engineering Fellow. I was part of a cohort, chosen from 2,500+ applicants, based upon entrepreneurial drive, leadership, and technical abilities.
While I was primarily hired as a software engineer, I also wanted to contribute as a product designer. Thus, I worked with my team to conceptualize the user experience for the new DoorDash for Business initiative as the main designer, authoring a 30-page detailed design doc. I also helped build web features in React.
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