My grandmother and mother collaborated with medical teams to heal people. I do something similar: work alongside engineers and researchers to untangle user problems and build products that actually work.
While I'm facilitating design sprints and mentoring designers to elevate team thinking, I'm also building my startup Swurl and seeking my next leadership challenge.
I'm drawn to companies where collaboration isn't just a buzzword—where brilliant people listen to each other and build something bigger than any of us could alone.
I run co-design sessions to understand user needs and turn insights into features people actually want. Through usability testing and heuristic evaluations, I make experiences accessible for wider audiences—because good design should work for everyone.
Working in AI means constantly learning and pivoting, which is honestly the exciting part. We're figuring out entirely new ways to design, and building my startup while staying current with AI tools has taught me to adapt quickly and integrate emerging technologies into workflows that enhance human creativity.
