I'm a product design student at Carnegie Mellon exploring the intersection of physical product design and digital UI/UX. Rather than treating electronics and interfaces as separate disciplines, I'm interested in designing systems where the physical and digital work together; where the haptic experience of a product and its digital layer create a cohesive, intuitive whole.

My approach is rooted in systems thinking. I design across disciplines; from SolidWorks models and fabrication to Figma prototypes and interaction design; because I believe the best products emerge when these conversations happen simultaneously, not sequentially. I'm drawn to near-future applications: autonomous systems, wearables, and interactive devices where thoughtful design can reshape how people interact with technology.

Beyond the technical execution, I care about designing with intention. Diversity and equity inform my choices; I believe good design should be accessible and considerate of the people and contexts it touches. Whether I'm working on a mechanical assembly or a digital interface, I'm asking: how does this serve the user? What does this experience actually feel like?

This portfolio is a documentation of that exploration. You'll see projects that span softgoods, electronics, and digital interaction. Some demonstrate the full breadth; others focus on one piece of the puzzle. All of them represent my thinking about what thoughtful, integrated product design can be.