My fascination with computers started at four with Reader Rabbit on the family PC. Since then, I've moved between design, platform engineering, frontend systems, and user research — usually following the question of how technology can make someone's work clearer.

I grew up in the Bay Area, studied computer science at Boston College, spent the first five years of my career in New York, and now live in Los Angeles. Away from a screen, I play saxophone, powerlift, miss clues in the NYT crossword, and look for the best cold brew in the city.

Inclusive technology matters to me. At Adobe, I worked with the Diversity and Inclusion Council and helped lead the Asian and Pacific Islander employee network in New York. I'm always interested in work that gives more people a meaningful place in the process.