For the past decade, I've been working with startups and mission-driven teams to bring their ideas to life.

I got my start as a senior in college, when I met the co-founder of Venmo by chance. I helped them transition from a text-based payment service to their first iPhone and Android apps, which set the stage for their rapid growth and eventual acquisition by Braintree and PayPal.

Venmo's success opened the door to a design role at Google in 2013, where I cut my teeth designing for Maps, Drive, and Sheets and learning from the best in the industry. I still credit most of my design and product sensibilities to the talented professionals I met in my six years there.

After Google, I joined a small, ambitious team at Citizen to build a modern emergency response service. Today, I'm at Edia, applying the same best-in-class design and engineering principles to improving K-12 education.

For me, software is my medium for making an impact in the world. As long as I'm able to, I'll work with bright-eyed teams that need a design partner to bring their bold visions to life.

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