About Me

Growing up in South Florida, I loved being outdoors and in the water. I was a competitive swimmer and rower, while also playing soccer and basketball with my three brothers. However, I often found myself healing on the sidelines from injury rather than scoring goals and making baskets. This gave me a great appreciation for not only the sports I loved, but also products which could foster fun and emphasize safety. 

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I graduated from Dartmouth college with a major in Cognitive Science and minors in Human Centered Design and Digital Art. During my undergraduate studies, I helped design various applications, including one in conjunction with the medical school that helped to diagnose and treat anxiety and depression. Upon graduation, I worked at IBM as an associate designer, primarily focusing on website design. 

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I am currently a Masters student at the University of Oregon studying Sports Product Design. Through this program, I aim to continue to translate my skills in digital design to the creation of physical products. I hope to collaborate with other talented designers and innovate in the fields of sports, recovery, and injury prevention.