I’m a mixed-methods UX Researcher with 4+ years of experience across AI, B2B, and B2C products. My work spans agentic AI evaluation for Fitbit’s personal health experiences, enterprise security and cloud products at Microsoft, and consumer experiences including Microsoft Support and accessibility-focused applications.

I specialize in translating complex user and product problems into actionable strategy through qualitative and quantitative research. My background includes usability testing, interviews, JTBD, surveys, A/B testing, benchmarking, and statistical analysis using Python, SQL, and R.

I hold master’s degrees in Human-Centered Design & Engineering from the University of Washington and Neuroscience from Mount Sinai, giving me a strong foundation at the intersection of human behavior, technology, and data.

I’m especially interested in AI-powered products and building human-centered experiences that create measurable value for users and businesses.

In my leisure time, I enjoy playing tennis and golf, reading, and vibe coding—experimenting with AI tools and building side projects.