I'm a product designer who focuses on making complex systems feel intuitive regardless of how complicated the problem underneath actually is. 

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I began my career as a developer, and over time, I found myself more drawn to problems like why a flow was structured the way it was, why users kept getting stuck in the same place. That curiosity eventually led me to pursue a Master's degree at Arizona State University, where I made the shift from building products to designing them. 

Most recently, I worked at athenahealth, designing tools that help clinicians manage complex clinical workflows, work that deepened my appreciation for how much is at stake when the user is someone making decisions about patient care.
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Outside of work, I enjoy discovering new restaurants, watching a gripping thriller, reading fiction, or punch needling in my spare time.