I design at the edges: remote mountain communities, hospice halls, weekly amputee meetings, the borders of war. As a Carnegie Mellon University graduate, I bring an understanding of collaboration, technology and AI into industrial design grounded in humanitarian and social need. Not to solve world-scale issues overnight, but take active steps to improve individual lives in communities.

Through paper sketching and hand making models I enjoy working alongside designers and engineers. Testing prototypes with people and seeing the impact it has on their human experience is where the work comes alive for me.

Outside of design I paint and study historical events. While training for Ironman 70.3 and volunteering around the world.