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For complex data systems, research tools, and emerging technologies.

Currently Sr. Product Designer at Harvard Medical School

UI Design
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Robotics
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Data Visualization
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Biomedical Data Platforms
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UX Research
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Product Design
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AI
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From ideas into designs.

Driven by detail and clarity, I design products that make complexity feel simple to use.

See All Works

HuBMAP Data Portal

LLM Integration

Biomarker & Cell Type Search

Jupyter Workspaces

The Process

I design for complexity. My work begins with research and strategy, then moves into the systems and interfaces that make technical, data-dense products feel approachable.

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Product Strategy

Define product with competitive analysis and feature prioritization. Align stakeholders around goals that balance user value with technical feasibility.

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End-to-End User Research

Lead research from planning to synthesis to uncover user needs, identify pain points, and translate insights into actionable design principles and product decisions.

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Designing & Prototyping

This is where ideas take shape. I move from rough concepts to interactive prototypes, testing and refining with real users until the details feel right.

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Product Delivery

After launch, I stay close to how people use the product, learning from real behavior to keep refining and improving it over time.

What Have I Been Up To

A running record of the talks, papers, and community events where I share what I've learned.

Turning Complexity into Clarity: UX Strategies for Scientific and Data-Intensive Domains

Gave a talk at the UXPA conference on designing for data-intensive and scientifically complex products, especially when it comes to translating uncertainty into clarity.

Jun 2026

UXPA 2026