I've spent almost five years redesigning EdTech products that outgrew their original interfaces, usually as the only designer in the room, across six or more live products, from the very first sketch to whatever actually ships.
I've been a UX designer and analyst at Zeus Learning since 2021, where I currently handle design from start to finish for six or more digital learning products, as the only designer on my team. Most of what I do is take something that technically works but has quietly gone stale, whether that's the visuals, the structure, or the accessibility, and turn it into something people actually enjoy using.
I work best in candid, collaborative environments, and lately I've been spending a good chunk of my time figuring out how AI tools change day to day design work, both by using them myself and by helping build one from scratch.
Outside of work you'll usually find me dancing badly, cooking something a little too ambitious, or hunting down a cuisine I haven't tried yet.
Started as a UX Design Analyst. The title eventually caught up with the job.