Based in Washington, D.C., I help federal agencies and mission-driven organizations turn complex ideas into digital products people can actually use. My work spans the full design process, from research and wireframing to prototyping and user testing, with a consistent focus on accessibility and usability.

I’ve worked across data-rich dashboards, AI-driven platforms, and public-facing websites—collaborating on UX research and human-centered design efforts, supporting ongoing site improvements, and helping bring structure to complex information. Whether building something new or refining what’s already there, I focus on making information clear, easy to navigate, and aligned with how people actually use it.

Before moving into design, I spent more than a decade as a clarinetist with “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band, performing at the White House and across the U.S., Europe, and Asia. Whether supporting diplomacy or leading educational programs, I learned how to tailor communication for diverse audiences and create experiences that resonate—strengths I carry into every project I take on today.