I was fortunate enough to have grown up with a computer in my home because that’s how I discovered my love for technology. With enough tinkering around, I started building websites (for fun!) in the 5th grade.

At the height of Myspace, I started playing around with HTML and CSS. I continued to learn how to code in high school, won the Verizon App Challenge, and landed my first internship at Gwinnett County Public Schools at 17 years old.

I went on to earn my Bachelor’s in Science at the Georgia Institute of Technology, studying Computer Science with a focus on human-computer interaction and artificial intelligence.

After graduating, I’ve served as a software engineer and UX researcher at AT&T. Now, I’m the Lead UX Designer at Magnolia Development, building our UX practices from the ground up, while growing .psd into a studio that merges creativity, compassion, and technology.