I’m a product design leader who finds simple solutions to complex problems

I am dedicated to making a positive impact and designing everyday services that work seamlessly for all.

I am currently a product designer at Okta, where I focus on unifying data visualizations and insights for customers, and helping IT and security professionals understand identity security and detect threats within their organization.

Previously, I was a design lead at Login.gov, improving how 100M+ members of the public access services online. That’s where I gained expertise in the future of digital identity, and found new ways to help people who struggle to verify their identity. As a technologist in the federal government, I loved designing for everyone – making services secure, accessible, and easy for anyone to use.

Before that, I was a UX designer at W. W. Norton and Company, where I developed a strong foundation in human-centered design to build and scale products and platforms in educational technology. I was trained in visual design, illustration, and art direction at Pratt Institute, and got my start designing books at Penguin Random House.