A little more about me,

Since I can remember, I’ve been fascinated by how and why things work, and acutely aware of details in the items we interact with day to day. It wasn’t until university that I discovered the science and art that exists at the core of Industrial Design. Through the School of Industrial Design at Carleton, I connected with an endlessly talented network of peers and professors who challenged and inspired me to use design thinking to make positive change in the world.

I am passionate about creating meaningful solutions to real problems through people-centered design research.

Over the summer of 2019, I worked as an exhibit design intern at Origin Studios, and in June 2020 I received my bachelor degree in Industrial Design. I was honoured to receive the Senate Medal for outstanding academic achievement, awarded to the top 3% of the graduating class by GPA.

I am currently working as a project manager at Holman Exhibits in Toronto. In this role, I facilitate the design, fabrication, and installation of museum projects across Canada.

Holman is a human experiences company - a leader in creating innovative spaces that bring a sense of joy and discovery.