Since I was in high school, I’ve had an interest in psychology, which led me to pursue a Bachelor’s degree in psychology at Stony Brook University. During my time there, I worked as an eye-tracking experiment research assistant, where I became deeply interested in how people interact with systems, interfaces, and the world around them. This experience sparked my curiosity about human behavior in digital spaces and how design can shape user experiences. I graduated from Stony Brook Summa Cum Laude in 2022.

In Fall 2023, I began studying at Pratt Institute, enrolling in their Master's in Information Experience Design program. Through my coursework, I gained a deeper understanding of how great user research informs great design. I became increasingly passionate about translating research insights into intuitive, thoughtful, and impactful design solutions. My work is driven by the belief that everyone is entitled to a seamless and accessible user experience, regardless of their background or abilities. I am particularly interested in accessibility and inclusive design, ensuring that digital experiences are usable by as many people as possible.