ABOUT ME

The most impactful products don't just improve performance—they influence confidence, identity, and self-expression.​

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My work focuses on designing at the intersection of performance, confidence, and self-expression, particularly for women and young athletes. Whether developing a Swarovski-sponsored performance apparel collection for elite cheerleaders, creating swimwear for DD+ athletes, or reimagining products for youth sport, I am drawn to opportunities where thoughtful design can have both a functional and emotional impact.

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My background spans cognitive science, digital design, and apparel innovation. After earning a degree in Cognitive Science from Dartmouth College with minors in Human-Centered Design and Digital Art, I worked as an Associate Designer at IBM, where I developed a foundation in user-centered design, research, and visual storytelling. Seeking to apply those skills to physical products, I pursued a Master of Science in Sports Product Design at the University of Oregon.

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Today, I specialize in performance apparel and athlete-centered product design, combining research, aesthetics, and technical development to create products that support both movement and confidence. I am particularly passionate about designing for women and youth, and I aspire to create products and experiences that make sport more empowering, expressive, and accessible.