My background includes teaching User Experience Design at General Assembly. Before that, I led design efforts at a consulting agency, where I crafted strategies for Stanford’s public online course offerings and Dotdash Meredith’s transition from print to online media.
I've recently received my certificate in Faciliation from Voltage Control and served as Director of Mentorship for Austin's UXPA chapter.
I have had the pleasure to work with product design agencies, teaching design, and scaling in-house design accross a variety of industries. I'm always interested in transforming design programs to their highest potential.
I led the strategic integration of 6 products into a unified suite, championed early discovery practices alongside SAFe adoption, transitioned design teams to a scalable embedded model, and developed talent through skills rubrics and the establishment of a junior design program.
I taught four UX Design cohorts, achieving an 85% career outcomes rate and an NPS above 55, while designing and delivering daily learning sessions, fostering an inclusive classroom, and mentoring student progress for skill development and job readiness.
I led UX design for an Austin-based digital agency, facilitating discovery workshops, and designing experiences for clients like Stanford University and Dotdash-Meredith's digital transformation, while mentoring a team of three designers and collaborating with distributed engineering teams to deliver quality solutions.
Advancing Design Leadership Across a Multi-Product Experience
Led a session for 100+ professional facilitators at the 2025 Faciliation Lab Summit in Austin, Texas.
In 2017, I began teaching budding user experience designers as a full-time instructor for General Assembly's immersive courses in Austin, Texas.
How I created a hands-on research hub, connecting designers with real users to inform product direction.