
Cake Creations
Responsive bakery ordering experience
All five participants looked under About for location and hours, so I moved store information into a more discoverable location in the responsive experience.
Read case study →Bioengineering-trained designer working across research, interaction design, prototyping, and usability, with a strength in technical and high-complexity products.
Two research-led projects connecting user findings to design decisions.

Responsive bakery ordering experience
All five participants looked under About for location and hours, so I moved store information into a more discoverable location in the responsive experience.
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Mobile ordering and scheduling experience
Four of five participants wanted more control over scheduling, so I added calendar-based date selection to the mobile ordering flow.
Read case study →Focused explorations in visual hierarchy, interaction patterns, and responsive interface design across finance and everyday services.

Mobile banking concept focused on account access, services, and transfers through clear hierarchy and interaction design.
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Responsive banking concept for freelancers, exploring visual hierarchy from low- to high-fidelity design.
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Laundry-service concept exploring onboarding, pickup scheduling, service selection, and payment.
View design exploration →My background in biomedical research, simulation, and device development strengthens how I approach complex systems, evidence, and real-world constraints in UX.
Collaborative prototyping and testing of an external pacemaker simulation system for clinical training.
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Flow cytometry and data analysis investigating cytokine effects on lymphocyte phenotypes.
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High-altitude biological experiments, instrumentation, flight testing, and data analysis.
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A cardiovascular and respiratory training concept designed for resource-limited settings.
View project details →My background in Bioengineering taught me to break complex systems into testable problems. UX added a complementary lens: understand people first, then design and validate the solution. Together, those perspectives shape how I approach research, accessibility, product decisions, and collaboration.
A multidisciplinary background that helps me work comfortably with data, systems, evidence, and technical teams.
NIH-funded biomedical research involving experimental design, flow cytometry/FlowJo, quantitative analysis, and scientific communication.
Coursework in biomedical design, instrumentation, biomechanics, biomaterials, physiology, CAD, programming, and statistics.
User research, information architecture, wireframing, prototyping, usability testing, Figma, and Adobe XD.
I’m seeking UX Designer, Product Designer, and UX Research opportunities where research, usability, and thoughtful problem-solving can shape better digital experiences. Based in Charlotte, NC; open to local, hybrid, and remote roles.