My design career began in 2008 with Rua, a stationary company for artists I founded with a friend while working as a music producer. This creative outlet became my portfolio into Art Center College of Design a year later.

At Art Center I audited Computer Science at Caltech alongside Industrial Design studies. This led me to build Riotry, which helped secure funding for Sudotouch—a tech design agency I led with 3-5 creatives for a year.

Everything changed in fall 2013 with Honey. I joined as their first designer, working with founders Ryan Hudson and George Ruan to craft the web plugin that millions would eventually use.

After a family health scare, I found my calling in healthcare design at TigerConnect. Over eight years, I created five product verticals and 40+ features, eventually leading design. What we built served over 7,000 hospitals across the US and was adopted by all of Singapore’s healthcare system.

In 2024, I gathered with therapists to design a mental health tool currently used to match therapy seekers with therapists in New York. This brought the unimaginable reward of discovering a collaborative design approach that most designers rarely get to experience.