UX Researcher & Designer
open to new roles
I study how people think and decide, then design products they trust.
I run the research, then design the flows and prototypes. I bring a neuroscience lens to how people decide and a business lens to what the company needs. UMich M.S. ’26.
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Discovery
Semi-structured and expert interviews, digital ethnography, survey design, competitive analysis, literature review.
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Synthesis
Cross-method findings, affinity mapping, translating what people said into requirements a team can build against.
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Evaluation
Moderated usability testing, preference testing, heuristic evaluation, then refining what the testing exposed.
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Communication
Research walkthroughs and stakeholder reviews that make the reasoning behind decisions reviewable.
I studied neuroscience at UT Austin, with a business minor, and ran study sessions for all 150 participants in an emotion-and-memory lab at Dell Medical School. That led me to one question: how does the way a mind works shape the way it uses a product? I pursued it in legal tech, retail, and automotive during my M.S. at the University of Michigan School of Information, and I bring it to any product where trust and decisions matter.
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