I graduated from the University of Michigan in 2014 with a BA in Sociology. At school, I taught creative writing to prison inmates, facilitated dialogues on race, gender, and sexuality, and helped organize community events as a member of TEDxUofM. 

In 2016 I enrolled in an intensive, full-time 10 week coding bootcamp at Grand Circus Detroit to learn Front-End development. After successfully completing the bootcamp, I worked as a software developer for several years and, fatefully, stumbled upon the field of UX design. From the first time a manager asked me to "figure out how this page should look," I was hooked.

I've been a UX/UI Designer at Autobooks since 2019. I'm responsible for translating the vision of the Product team from sketches on a whiteboard to high-fidelity interface designs and interactive prototypes. My work enables the Engineering team to create our industry-leading product that helps small business owners across the country send custom invoices and accept payments directly into their business banking accounts.

For more details about my experience, you can check out my resume.