I fell in love with making complicated things simple.
In the quest to make access to knowledge frictionless, I began my career as a librarian at MIT. Today I work at the intersection of UX leadership and product strategy, building teams and practices that turn complex enterprise workflows into experiences people want to use.
At Glasswall, I built the UX capability from the ground up: hiring and developing designers, establishing research and design practices, and directing the design of award-winning platforms used by governments and enterprises worldwide. I'm equally comfortable presenting to a C-suite, running a design critique, crafting a product brief, writing user stories for sprint teams, or running a user interview.
I'm a big fan of using AI to augment design processes, including concept generation, research synthesis, and design exploration. I improve AI outputs by applying humanity and curatorial judgment.