I spent four years at my undergrad to learn one lesson: design is lonely and it needs a partner. Don’t get me wrong, good design on its own is a powerful communicator, but design can be so much more powerful when it meets the right match. This has been my ongoing quest ever since I started my educational journey at RISD - to find design a partner.

The summer after I declared my major in Graphic Design, I got my first internship as a communication designer at Uber. Working with copywriters and strategists, I helped to shape new concepts for their creative marketing campaigns. Through my internship at Uber, I discovered the playful partnership between design and language. The following year, the ability to bring an experience to someone’s life has led me to product design. I took my first class in product design at Brown University beginning of my Junior year, landed my first UX internship at Microsoft the following summer and subsequently, a full time position as a product designer at LinkedIn after graduation. Through my time at Microsoft and LinkedIn, I was captivated by the partnership between design and technology, and the transformative effect that it has on our modern culture. With this ongoing quest to find a new partner for design, I’m currently pursuing an MPS Branding at SVA to explore the relationship between design and business.

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