I've always been drawn to psychology and technology, I just didn't know what to call it until I found Cognitive Science. That led me from studying Computer Science in community college to getting my bachelor's degree in Cognitive Science with a Specialization in Computing at UCLA, then to Carnegie Mellon for my master's in HCI. I didn't know it at the time, but every step has led me to this moment.

At my core, I love helping people feel more comfortable with technology. Whether it’s sharing a useful tool, teaching a shortcut, or showing someone a workflow that makes their day easier, I enjoy helping people realize that technology doesn’t have to be intimidating.

That same passion is what draws me to product management. I feel most alive in the messy, collaborative space where you don’t yet know what you’re building, but you know there’s a real problem worth solving. I want to build products that matter to real people. What I bring to that journey is curiosity, empathy, transparency, and a willingness to go above and beyond. I show up fully, learn quickly, and care deeply about creating work that makes a meaningful impact.