Hi, I’m a Product Design Leader currently at Spotify in New York City.

At Spotify, I oversee a product design team focused on building intuitive tools that help creators grow their audience, connect with their fans, and monetize what they’re most passionate about.

Before Spotify, I shaped brand and product marketing experiences at Hearst, and prior to that, worked at Publicis Groupe on large consumer brands like Procter & Gamble. I got my start in the media world with Viacom-CBS, where I had the chance to work on VH1 and MTV following my time at IMG. Across every role, I’ve been passionate about crafting human centered, end-to-end product experiences that blend strategy, storytelling, and innovation.

Beyond the office, I served on the city board of District 38 in Brooklyn, where I advocated for Sunset Park and surrounding areas. As vice chair of the community outreach & access committee—and a member of the economic development committee—I helped shape policy and programs that impact real lives at the local level. Want to learn more? Read this.

I also recently launched UX of Motherhood—a personal project that explores the messy, magical intersection of early parenthood and design thinking. It started as a few jotted notes during midnight feeds and has grown into something I'm excited to share more widely.

Lastly, I’m a design mentor at Parsons School for Design and Yale School of Management, where I studied design and business. I love supporting people early in their careers, so feel free to reach out if you're looking for advice or feedback.

For more info or work samples, reach out and say hello. Or if you'd rather lurk, you can browse my (sort of) blog—an infrequently updated mix of design insights and mercury-in-retrograde chaos. I also offer design coaching with various packages to help you level up—check them out if you're interested.