I was the 3rd teammate to join Gridify, a climate tech startup transforming the Renewable Energy Certificate market. As the sole designer from day one, I defined and executed the branding strategy and led product design in Figma, driving the visual and strategic direction of both the brand and product. I also create marketable reports for our clients using InDesign.

I defined the product vision for Lenovo IT Assist from day one, pioneering patentable generative AI design patterns and leading beta-testing efforts to proactively diagnose and resolve customer pain points. (This project is under NDA so this is password protected. Please reach out if you need access.)

I was selected to lead & own Red Velvet, a B2B sub-language of Lenovo's Cake UI, for which I created 200+ components from scratch. I am now using Red Velvet to redesign 8 Lenovo SaaS cloud solutions, including Lenovo Device Intelligence and Lenovo Cloud Marketplace.

I co-created Cake UI, Lenovo’s new unified design language, mapping 500+ variables to 100+ components in Figma. I used Cake to redesign Lenovo Vantage, a consumer app with 3mil+ daily usership.

I'm a bit of a digital artist in my free time! I used to do a lot of mixed media, from oil paints to jewelry-making, but these days I mostly just use Procreate on the iPad.

For my capstone project for the Computer Science department, I investigated how to digitize the museum experience, attempting to recreate one of the most intangible yet powerful user experiences. I proposed what I call the “semi-generous interface” as a more suitable touchpoint for exploring museum content, and shared Figma prototypes & an early implementation of an algorithm.

For my capstone project for the English department, I wrote a dissertation on Virginia Woolf, an author I studied in three seminars. In particular, I examined her views on consciousness and its daily demands of our selves: the internal self, the external self, the self we create, and the self that creates us.

In January of 2019, I founded Amoriem Labs, Yale's only undergraduate video game development studio. I PM'ed it until I graduated in 2022.

I served as an inaugural Digital Desk editor in 2021, working cross-functionally on the many multimedia moving parts of YDN's online presence. I was a Production & Design Editor and staffer for the print paper from 2018-2020.

I taught the Yale-Harvard course "CS50: Intro to Programming" at Yale during fall of 2019, 2020, and 2021.

I was an intern for the Tech Incubation team at MSKCC in summers of 2020 and 2021. I worked on projects exploring ambient computing, conversational interfaces, and digital therapeutics, in engineering, design, and project management capacities. I also led my team to 1st place in an accessible healthcare intern hackathon.