I’m a multidisciplinary designer and storyteller, whose work spans journalism, technology, and nonprofit organizations. I graduated from Carnegie Mellon School of Design in 2019. Currently, I work as a Digital Designer at Plymouth Rock Assurance, doing graphic and web design, digital advertising, and design for social media.

I wrote and produced the award-wining audio drama The Artisan Who Made Me. Artisan is about two siblings struggling to reconnect, magic, and what it takes to build community. I was also the first recipient of the Victor Ng Design Impact Award for my project My Gay Love is Holy: stories from LGBT people of faith.

I’m semi-fluent in ASL, and very passionate about accessibility. ASL is a brilliant example of visual storytelling, and certainly my favorite.

In my free time I love to cook, play bar trivia, and be with my cat, Nugget.

For freelance inquiries, please email me.