About
I’m a designer with 15+ years of experience in product design, user research, and frontend engineering. I’ve worked on a wide range of projects, from electoral redistricting and risk forecasting to watershed modeling and satellite imagery analytics.
Currently, I’m at ProPublica, where I help build user-centered applications for journalists and the public. I lead design work across the board—from UX strategy to information design to rapid prototyping—while also helping our team work better together by building systems for design sprints, user research, and crits.
Previously, I specialized in geospatial web applications as a product designer at Azavea (now Element 84). I also spent two years teaching a Web Development for City Planners course at the University of Pennsylvania. I studied Sociology at Haverford College.
Outside of work, I enjoy long walks, chasing toy birds with Olive, tinkering with unusual keyboards, and refining my All Genres, All Decades Running Mix.