At Guidehouse, I work as a Senior UX/UI Designer leading the design of complex, user-centered digital solutions for federal and healthcare clients. My responsibilities included end-to-end product design—from research and user flow optimization to wireframing, prototyping, and high-fidelity UI—often serving as the sole or lead designer on large-scale initiatives.

As an Independent UX, Product, and Graphic Designer, I have spent the past 7 years crafting solution-focused designs for a diverse range of clients and startups, including Hornblower Group, Beecosystem, Cecelia Health, Frisco Brandy, Swag.com, GreenTowers, and Cushman & Wakefield. My expertise spans UX/UI design, product strategy, branding, and visual communication, allowing me to create seamless digital experiences and impactful brand identities.

I have collaborated with founders, executives, and creative directors to research, conceptualize, and design user-centric solutions, whether for mobile applications, business proposals, or marketing assets. At Cecelia Health, I conducted user research, journey mapping, and prototyping to design a health management app, while at Swag.com, I refined product interfaces and brand materials to enhance customer engagement. My role as Lead Designer at Hornblower Group involved designing high-stakes business proposals worth over $1B, blending research, storytelling, and visual design to drive business success.

By merging UX research, product design, and graphic design expertise, I create intuitive, engaging, and strategy-driven solutions that not only enhance user experiences but also elevate brands and drive measurable results.

I worked with The Starr Conspiracy (now TSC) as a Freelance UX and Visual Designer, collaborating with in-house creative directors to craft engaging, on-brand digital experiences. I was responsible for translating strategic insights and client research into compelling web design concepts, focusing on user experience, visual storytelling, and alignment with each client's digital vision. My work included concept development, wireframing, and UI design—often helping modernize existing digital products while maintaining brand integrity and user clarity.

At Hornblower Group, I worked as a Freelance Visual Designer, leading high-impact visual design projects for large-scale business proposals and strategic initiatives. I was the lead designer on a 400+ page proposal submitted to the National Park Service for a contract valued at over $1 billion, and I contributed to several other proposals totaling over $250 million. My responsibilities included developing visual narratives, designing presentation materials, and creating case study reports—blending research, branding, and storytelling to communicate value and vision effectively. I also conducted competitive research to support acquisition strategy and helped unify user experience and product offerings across business verticals.

At Cecelia Health, I worked as a Freelance UX/Product Designer on a fast-paced, one-month project focused on designing mobile health management tools for diabetic patients. Working alongside two other designers and a project lead, I led key parts of the early human-centered design process, including conducting user interviews, developing personas, and creating journey maps to ground our work in real patient needs. I translated research insights into user flows, wireframes, and interactive prototypes, with a focus on building an intuitive, supportive mobile experience that encouraged better health outcomes and patient engagement.