I’m currently at UC Berkeley’s Master of Design program. Before this, I studied Systems Design Engineering at the University of Waterloo.

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I design physical and digital things that people touch, hold, and use every day. Vehicle controls, assistive devices, cockpit interfaces: stuff where form and function really can't be separated. A steering wheel that feels right in your hands, a trigger mechanism that works for someone with limited grip strength, a control panel you can operate intuitively when things get stressful.

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I move between the shop, CAD, and user testing, but the question I keep coming back to is always the same: how does this object fit into someone's life, and how do I make that interaction feel effortless? That's taken me across automotive, aviation, accessibility, and consumer products — different industries, same core challenge. Making stuff that works with humans.