I could craft a perfectly polished cover letter loaded with buzzwords designed to impress hiring managers—but that’s not who I am. Instead, I prefer to let my work speak for itself. So, let me keep this short.
With over six years of experience as a creative designer, I’ve honed my strengths in research and design while embracing candid feedback to grow continuously. But the most valuable lessons I’ve learned go far beyond technical skills.
I’ve learned that stepping away from my desk and taking a walk can spark creativity and help ideas flow.
I’ve learned that asking for help isn’t a weakness—it’s a strength.
I’ve learned that a Star Wars marathon can be the ultimate self-care.
And most importantly, I’ve learned that UX design isn’t just about design—it’s a mindset. It’s about looking beyond personal bias, stepping outside your own limitations, and extending creativity into something greater. Every project I take on begins with the goal of uncovering insights beyond my own experiences, building something truly honest and meaningful.
When I’m not at my desk, you’ll find me binge-watching ’90s cartoons, marveling at Montana’s sunsets, walking my energetic dog, or experimenting with new recipes.
UX design is my way of making the world a little more intuitive and a lot more connected—and I’d love the opportunity to bring that mindset to your team.
