Decision conditions first
I start by asking what the user is trying to decide, what context is missing, and where pressure changes behavior.
Recent UX Research / Product Design Graduate
UX researcher and product designer for complex decision systems.
I turn overloaded, uncertain workflows into tested prototypes, clearer decision paths, and evidence-backed product stories.
Recent MS graduate in Applied Cognition and Neuroscience, seeking UX research, product design, and systems-oriented design roles in Dallas-Fort Worth or remote.
Recent MS graduateUX research + product designResearch synthesisInteractive prototypesComplex decision systems
Featured work
Complex experiences, made easier to act on.
Time Anchor
Working SwiftUI system for adaptive planning, check-ins, reminder routing, and variable-capacity days.
Built SwiftUIAdaptive logicReminder routing
SizeCompare
3D fit visualization research tied to sizing confidence, returns, and retail conversion risk.
Difficulty 3.57 -> 2.86Confidence 5.43 -> 6.00Unity prototype
AC Origins Onboarding Redesign
Behavior-informed onboarding research using input logs, overlays, and negative-transfer evidence.
Input logs10 -> 2 repeated-XOnboarding study
NICU4U
Communication support for NICU families: daily orientation, shared questions, and care-team handoff clarity.
100 NICU days578 feeding logsCare-team handoffs
How I build with AI
Research -> Synthesis -> Prototype -> Critique -> Verify
I use AI agents to audit evidence, build prototypes, pressure-test claims, and verify that the final story stays accurate.
How I think
Design is the structure that helps people move.
Across healthcare, productivity, retail, and games, my work studies the same pattern: people make better decisions when systems reduce uncertainty, preserve context, and clarify the next action under pressure.
One lens, many domains
The same cognitive problems show up in healthcare, productivity, retail, games, and financial decisions.
Research into action
I translate evidence into flows, constraints, intervention points, and decisions users can actually move through.