i’m a designer with a background in neuroscience and design strategy. i study how people move through complex systems - especially the ones they don’t get to opt out of - and redesign those environments to feel clearer, calmer, and more humane.

i began in neuroscience, drawn to understanding how behavior and emotion are shaped by environment. in research labs, i became less interested in isolated findings and more interested in what those insights could change.

that curiosity pulled me toward design.

today, my work sits at the intersection of behavioral research, visual architecture, and systems thinking. i design through research, translating insight into structures that reduce friction, increase trust, and preserve dignity.

i’m especially drawn to work shaped by health, sustainability, and public trust - places where clarity is not just helpful, but ethical.

i’m motivated by purpose-driven teams and by work that extends beyond the interface into real life.