I studied Psychology at UCF because I’m obsessed with the why behind human behavior. That curiosity naturally led me to UX, where research, systems thinking, and empathy drive real impact.

At DesignLab, I completed four research-heavy projects, including an AI dessert discovery app and a social music-sharing feature for YouTube. Each one taught me to work lean, move fast, and bring clarity to ambiguity.

Currently, I’m a UX Researcher and Assistant Product Manager at a VoIP startup, where I help leadership make user-centered decisions by turning complex challenges into clear, actionable solutions.

I also contribute to Drunk Pixel, helping shape early product ideas through user research and interaction design that’s grounded in real behavior.

• A psych brain, product instincts — I think like a researcher, move like a PM.

• Clarity under chaos — I translate messy user behavior into crisp, usable direction.

• Speed without the stress — I work fast, stay sharp, and never sacrifice depth.

• Design intuition — I know when to dig, when to pivot, and when to ship.

• Creative signal-hunting — I notice what others overlook in research, and in life.

One UX book I always return to is “Interviewing Users” by Steve Portigal. It’s full of honest, practical wisdom that helps me get to the heart of what people mean.

When I’m not immersed in user insights, you’ll find me exploring hidden art spots and islands around Florida. I love the Morse Museum in Winter Park for its calm beauty and world-class Tiffany glass, and quiet gems like Cedar Key and Anna Maria Island for the way they slow you down and sharpen your focus.

If you’re ever in Florida, skip the crowds and go where the light shifts and the real stories live.