On a professional note…
I am currently a Tech Designer at MD-ICCCR TC Columbia University where I’ve had the opportunity to lead a full website redesign, apply my data analysis skills, and also contribute to managing various aspects of a product set to launch next year.
I am currently a Tech Designer at MD-ICCCR TC Columbia University where I’ve had the opportunity to lead a full website redesign, apply my data analysis skills, and also contribute to managing various aspects of a product set to launch next year.
Alongside this, I am pursuing my MBS in Computer Information Sciences with a major in UXD. I'm working on my Business Capstone and UXD Practicum to finish off my degree. I've been grateful for the opportunities I've taken part in during the past year. I've received my UXD certification, a fellowship award Spring '25, won a fellowship award for Outstanding Team Lead Summer '25, been a part of two externships, and taken part in a diverse range of courses!
Alongside this, I am pursuing my MBS in Computer Information Sciences with a major in UXD. I'm working on my Business Capstone and UXD Practicum to finish off my degree. I've been grateful for the opportunities I've taken part in during the past year. I've received my UXD certification, a fellowship award Spring '25, won a fellowship award for Outstanding Team Lead Summer '25, been a part of two externships, and taken part in a diverse range of courses!
During my undergraduate years, I majored in cognitive science and in psychology. This let me explore how humans and machines think, learn, perceive, and remember. I loved diving into the many disciplines that inform our understanding of behavior and cognition. This foundation has been so crucial in shaping my approach to human-centered design, UX, AI, and human-computer interaction. By applying insights from cognitive neuroscience, such as how the brain processes attention, memory, and perception, I’m able to design interfaces that align with how users naturally think and respond.
During my undergraduate years, I majored in cognitive science and in psychology. This let me explore how humans and machines think, learn, perceive, and remember. I loved diving into the many disciplines that inform our understanding of behavior and cognition. This foundation has been so crucial in shaping my approach to human-centered design, UX, AI, and human-computer interaction. By applying insights from cognitive neuroscience, such as how the brain processes attention, memory, and perception, I’m able to design interfaces that align with how users naturally think and respond.
