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In my current role at Greenlight Guru, a SaaS company for the medical device industry, I am the lead designer for the Training Management, Documents, and Change workspaces. During my three year tenure at the company, some of my responsibilities have included:

• User interviewing and generative research analysis

• Creating design artifacts from wireframes to prototypes

• Testing solutions through quantitative, evaluative research (A/B and multivariate user testing)

• Collaborating with developers to execute design QA tests and ensure successful handoffs

In my previous role at SafeStamp, a global nanotechnology company, I managed a total of 36 interns (divided into 6 teams) to conduct research, design, and development projects. I accrued valuable skills like:

• Quantifying impact and communicating to stakeholders

• Planning and executing research projects

• Investigating market trends in order to comprise accurate strategic recommendations

For the past ten years, I’ve been deeply involved in grassroots organizing and electoral campaigning in a volunteer capacity.

2016: My journey started when I began volunteering with Bernie Sanders’ first presidential campaign. I was heavily involved with phonebanking and coordinating tabling events in my area.

2020: After several years of involvement with political activism groups on my college campus, namely FossilFreeNU and Northwestern Prison Education Program, I supported Stephanie Mendoza's successful bid for City Clerk in Evanston, IL. I was responsible for voter registration drives and drafting voter education materials.

2022: I supported the Socialist Workers Party’s Lea Sherman’s congressional bid, where she would have represented New Jersey’s 8th congressional district. My role included phonebanking and youth outreach.

2024: Most recently, I’ve supported the Party for Socialism and Liberation’s presidential campaign, led by Claudia de la Cruz and Karina Garcia. I was responsible for coalition building and served as a PSL liaison with local advocacy organizations in Brooklyn, NY.

I’m also heavily involved in housing activism through my local tenant union, and am a registered member of the Democratic Socialists of America.

My academic background is in journalism, in which I hold a degree from Northwestern University. Some of the topics I’ve covered include:

• Indigenous history: I researched, shot, and edited a story about Carlos Montezuma, the first Indigenous student to attend Northwestern, featured in the Knight Lab’s Indigenous Tour of Northwestern.

• Sustainability: I researched and wrote an article covering sustainable methods in UX and software engineering.

I also have extensive experience in graphic design and fine art. Click here to view some of my work in another tab!