With a degree in electrical and computer engineering, a background in federal solutions engineering, and countless creative projects in the realm of music, art, interior and fashion design, I often use my multifaceted experiences to craft my passion and curiosity in new fields I take on. As I began my career in user experience design, I found myself pulling my inspiration from all of these past experiences and interests that have shaped who I am today.
My favorite word in my vocabulary is why. I find that when I lead with "why" I always uncover true user needs, motivations, and priorities. Truly understanding the user, what makes them tick, what things keep them from doing what they actually want to do, and what's making them either ecstatic or wanting to throw their laptop out of the window, THAT is where I thrive.
What would you do if you could spend your days doing ANYTHING?
Every time I think of this question, I find myself coming up with the same answer. I see myself designing something amazingly beautiful for masses of people to experience and fall in love with- whether it be a technological experience, articles of clothing, or some really cool physical spaces-
… but maybe from a beach somewhere.