Educator. Communicator. Systems thinker.

Creating clear, human-centered resources and experiences that help people learn, connect, and implement with confidence.

  • I helped educators and organizations successfully use and navigate technology systems to create more engaging learning experiences that promoted deeper, more durable learning.

    From platform architecture and user experience design to knowledge bases, educator support systems, training, and implementation, I did it all.

    • Designed accessibility-compliant graphics for the Department of Homeland Security for canine handler continuing education

    • Freelanced with a marketing agency to build a website, create marketing materials, and establish an email drip campaign

  • As a Marketing Project Manager for Scholastic:

    • Conducted A/B test to collect data on customer behavior and preferences, informing email campaign messaging, designs, and deployments

    • Built a high-fidelity prototype in Figma for a product marketing landing page

    • Created a social media bank (graphics and copy) to drive customer engagement

    • Coordinated email marketing across multiple teams and products from ideation to deployment

  • My ability to build rapport with my students and study their needs led me to succeed as a teacher, but also a designer.

    • Designed a digital notebook for biology classes that improved student organization, resulting in increased assignment completion and district and state test scores

    • Designed and produced the school yearbook, conducting A/B tests on designs and messaging to increase revenue by 191% and units sold by 119%

  • Through customer and market research, I identified a key problem in the luxury desserts market— customers that wanted luxury cakes had to pay tons of money for fondant, yet nobody actually wanted to eat it. So I created a solution. Gorgeous cakes, no fondant. Just buttercream and ganache— things people actually want to eat.

    • Through visual storytelling, I communicated my solution, built a brand, and earned one of the largest local followings for a bakery.

    • In my second year, sales increased by 299.5%, earning my tiny, part-time, one-person, side hustle over $18,000.

  • I completed my bachelors in psychology with a focus on research methods, experimental design, and behavior. I volunteered in research labs, and even worked as a research coordinator for a National Institute of Health study after graduating. I would be ‘psyched’ to do research. Seriously though. I would be.

  • Lots of experience in behavior, research, and design. It matters to me. If it matters to you too, I’d say we’re a good match.