Hi!

I'm a design researcher, product designer and PhD student in Digital Media, currently at Georgia Tech. Before academia, I worked as a UX Lead at Fantasy, and before that, at Code and Theory. I also studied Digital Arts and New Media at UC Santa Cruz, where I created narrative games, hypertext poems, and interactive theater performances.

My current PhD work is at the intersection of Queer Human Computer Interaction (HCI), queer theory, critical archives, and tangible embodied interaction design. I focus on how we might queer technology design through attention to historicism and affective, embodied experiences. 

Hi!

I'm a design researcher, product designer and PhD student in Digital Media, currently at Georgia Tech. Before academia, I worked as a UX Lead at Fantasy, and before that, at Code and Theory. I also studied Digital Arts and New Media at UC Santa Cruz, where I created narrative games, hypertext poems, and interactive theater performances.

My current PhD work is at the intersection of Queer Human Computer Interaction (HCI), queer theory, critical archives, and tangible embodied interaction design. I focus on how we might queer technology design through attention to historicism and affective, embodied experiences. 

Hi!

I'm a design researcher, product designer and PhD student in Digital Media, currently at Georgia Tech. Before academia, I worked as a UX Lead at Fantasy, and before that, at Code and Theory. I also studied Digital Arts and New Media at UC Santa Cruz, where I created narrative games, hypertext poems, and interactive theater performances.

My current PhD work is at the intersection of Queer Human Computer Interaction (HCI), queer theory, critical archives, and tangible embodied interaction design. I focus on how we might queer technology design through attention to historicism and affective, embodied experiences. 

Hi!

I'm a design researcher, product designer and PhD student in Digital Media, currently at Georgia Tech. Before academia, I worked as a UX Lead at Fantasy, and before that, at Code and Theory. I also studied Digital Arts and New Media at UC Santa Cruz, where I created narrative games, hypertext poems, and interactive theater performances.

My current PhD work is at the intersection of Queer Human Computer Interaction (HCI), queer theory, critical archives, and tangible embodied interaction design. I focus on how we might queer technology design through attention to historicism and affective, embodied experiences.