I started my career designing interfaces, but somewhere along the way I realized my real obsession wasn’t just pixels — it was the patterns underneath them. The systems that keep teams aligned, the invisible logic that makes a product feel seamless, the decisions that make chaos look calm. That curiosity pulled me into design systems, product strategy, and now AI-driven platforms — spaces where creativity meets structure and design can scale.

My path into design started early. As a teenager growing up in Maryland, I taught myself to build websites from scratch — learning code, servers, and structure before I could drive a car. I’ve always had a soft spot for things that are clean, organized, and built to last. That same instinct still guides how I design today.

I’ve spent most of my career at Publicis Sapient, leading cross-functional initiatives for enterprise clients, and more recently helping to build an AI-powered platform that reimagines how teams plan, create, and optimize digital experiences. I’ve also led the design system that unified Wawa’s digital ecosystem, and on the side, I run a food blog called Chompions, where I experiment with AI tools and apply design thinking to storytelling and flavor.

What drives me is the challenge of simplifying the complicated — the moment when design stops being decoration and starts becoming direction. I like teams that think out loud, projects that stretch possibility, and work that has a little spark of delight hiding inside all that order.