Somewhere in the middle of the sophomore year of my computer science degree, I was slogging through writing a memory allocation program and I realized that what I really enjoyed was solving problems for people, not for a machine. That’s when I found Human-Computer Interaction and UX, and I never looked back.

When I’m not working at making simple experiences that strive to make people’s live better, I enjoy rock climbing, cooking, pub trivia, exploring new places, and playing video and board games.