about my background
Three disciplines, one way of thinking about people.
Philosophy
Studying philosophy trained me to question assumptions, define problems precisely, and notice where systems quietly fail people.
Recreation
Years facilitating recreation meant reading a room fast, building trust with strangers, and adjusting to needs people never stated out loud.
User Experience Design
Turning research into interfaces people can trust and navigate, built in Figma to WCAG standards, and refined through feedback from real collaborators.
I'm finishing a Graduate Certificate in UX Design at Humber Polytechnic, on top of a philosophy degree from Guelph. Right now I'm also studying how AI is changing interaction design, and looking to bring all of it into a full-time UX role.
Want to know more?
I'm currently exploring UX roles where interdisciplinary thinking is valued as much as a polished mockup.