My story begins in Seattle, where I was raised by my mother, an artist, and my father, an Anthropologist. Growing up, I took a keen interest in both of their fields, eager to express my creative side and understand the complex wiring of the human brain.

At UC Berkeley I had the unique opportunity to combine these interests into my own customized major which I named "Human-Centred Design." Attending a university near San Francisco also provided me with the exciting experience of working for several Silicon Valley startups.

I recently had the opportunity to move to London after graduating from Berkeley on the High Potential Individual visa (meaning I don't need work sponsorship). My decision was driven by my desire to follow a more adventurous path in life, and the city's creativity and energy. 

When I'm not designing, you can find me trying out a new recipe (check out my cookbook), skiing, hiking, cuddling with my dog, or trying a new coffee shop.