I’m a Boston-based UX/UI designer with a love for thoughtful design, human behavior, and creative storytelling. My path into design wasn’t a straight line—I began my career as an art broker, helping people find pieces that spoke to them. That experience taught me how powerful visual connection can be, and paired with my background in psychology, it sparked something bigger.

I studied Art History, Education, and Psychology at Boston College, drawn to how people think, feel, and interact with the world. That curiosity eventually led me to UX/UI—a space where creativity and behavior meet. Since then, I’ve expanded my skills through Google’s UX Design Certificate and Cornell University’s UX/UI specialization, along with hands-on experience in graphic design, branding, and web structure.

Today, I work across UX, UI, strategy, and brand—collaborating with small businesses, artists, and independent brands to bring their ideas to life. Whether it’s a portfolio, booking flow, or full site refresh, my focus is always on clarity, usability, and a strong sense of personality.

Outside of design, I stay creatively inspired through photography, graphic design, and glassblowing (a new passion). I also find joy in baking, and exploring the coast.

Design, for me, is about connection. It's not just about pixels and patterns—it's about people. And I love working with those who care deeply about what they do.