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A Bit About Me

2017

2020

2021

2022 - 2025

I started my career in Technology Consulting at Accenture after graduating with a BS in Computer and Information Technology from Purdue University. I spent three years at Accenture working on multi-million dollar data and technology implementation projects for 5G telecommunications, utilities, global retail, and insurance clients.

At Accenture, I had the opportunity to work as a UX Designer on a large Artificial Intelligence Virtual Assistant project, that would serve millions of customers. This project led me to discover my passion for Experience Design and I decided to pursue a master’s degree in UX Design at Maryland Institute College of Art.

After starting my Master’s program, I was offered a position at Slalom Consulting as an Experience Design Consultant. I continued my work in AI and conversation design as well as large public sector projects.

I graduated with my Master’s in UX Design from the Maryland Institute College of Art. I was promoted to Principal UX Design Consultant at Slalom, and began leading teams of designers on highly innovative experience projects.

 2025 - Now

I stepped into a new chapter as a Principal II at BGB Group, blending my experience in design, research, and strategy to help biopharma clients bring meaningful innovations to market. I'm focused on shaping launch strategy, uncovering insights, and crafting stories that help science connect more deeply with people.

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and a bit more...

Writing

I write about design, AI, and corporate culture. I also take creative writing classes to work on storytelling and narrative non-fiction.

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Travel

Travel has been a big part of my life since early childhood. I've lived on three continents and visited over 40 countries. I believe travel helps me truly understand the world. 

Film

I love film photography because it makes me slow down, be intentional, and find beauty in imperfection.

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