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I’m a 0-to-1 high impact and data-driven designer with over a decade of experience ranging from early stage startups to large cross-functional teams. I’m also an artist, weaver, former academic, visual artist, and mother. As a product designer I led startups to Series A and won design awards while building supportive communities for colleagues. I left my leadership role at a blockchain analytics company in 2019 to care for my then-infant, and returned a year later to tech as a Senior Product Designer (PD) then Staff PD then Senior Staff PD at Meta. I’m a design lead working on Meta Verified horizontally across apps and web tools, and previously worked on Shops on Instagram & Facebook.

I also love teaching, and used to teach Architecture History at Northeastern University, after being a teaching fellow at Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design, where I completely a Doctor of Design degree focused on the intersection of aesthetic strategies in architecture and film. My background in music and architecture helps shape my art practice in in sculpture, printmaking, and most recently, weaving. I’m a former member of the Gowanus Studio Space, where I focused on printmaking before becoming a weaver in order to work with child-safe materials.

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Education
Doctor of Design, Harvard University
M.Sc. Urbanisation & Development, London School of Economics
Master of Architecture in Urban Design, Univ. College London
Bachelor Environmental Design, Texas A&M University

Tech Work
Senior Staff Product Designer, Meta
Head of Design & Senior Product Manager, Messari.io
Creative Lead, Quidd.co
Design Director, Village for Parents
Design Director, Mavizon
Adjunct Professor, Architecture, Northeastern University
Teaching Fellow, Architecture, Harvard University

Art Shows
2019 Printmakers Anonymous Meetup Show, Gowanus Studio Space
2019 International Print Center New York (IPCNY), ”Published by the Artist”
2018 Soho Photo Gallery, “Alternative Photo Processes”
2018 Manhattan Graphics Center, “The Print Effect”