Senior Product Designer

I’m passionate about building AI products that make a meaningful difference in people’s lives.

Recently, I led design for an AI coaching and AI roleplay products used by teams at Amazon, Uber, and Salesforce.

A woman standing in an office, smiling, with text overlay messages. One message states there were issues with meeting deadlines and communication, another emphasizes including the impact of behavior on a team, and a third mentions team productivity but uncertainty about the big picture.

AI Roleplay for Leadership Growth

Product Design · Conversation UX · Systems Thinking

Traditional leadership training lacked realistic practice and meaningful real-time feedback. Pivotal Practice helps managers build inclusive leadership skills through adaptive, AI-driven roleplays. I designed the user experience by shaping the AI interactions, structuring the learning flow, and creating the visual and system patterns behind the simulations. The experience drove $1.5M in revenue, 63% demonstrated skill growth, and an 88 satisfaction score across enterprise clients.

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A woman in a light-colored turtleneck and dark pants seated in a modern living room, smiling at the camera. On the screen, there are chat bubbles discussing a coaching session about promotions and company values.

AI Coach for Just-in-Time Support

Product Design · Voice & Conversation UX · AI Behavior

Managers often need support in the moment, not weeks later, like traditional coaching. Coach Maya is an adaptive AI coach that provides people with actionable, context-specific guidance via voice or text. I designed the experience by structuring the coaching flow and shaping the responses, memory, and behaviors that personalize each conversation. Maya supported 1,000+ learners, completed 350+ sessions in the first month, and contributed to the acquisition of Praxis Labs.

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Screenshots of a mobile app interface for a pill club prescription questionnaire. The first screen shows a title "Prescription Questionnaire," a cartoon illustration of a person with a mug, and a paragraph about providing honest answers. The second screen asks "Which birth control type would you like?" with options for a ring or pill, alongside navigation buttons at the bottom.

Prescription Questionnaire for Birth Control

Product Design · Visual Design · Branding

The original medical questionnaire was confusing, poorly sequenced, and hard to use on mobile. I redesigned the experience by simplifying the logic, clarifying medical content, and restructuring the questions so patients could move through it with clarity and confidence. The new design reduced sign-up friction, enabled faster medical review, and made a complex flow more intuitive and supportive.

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Screenshots of a mobile app called PILL CLUB showing a user dashboard with options for delivery, prescription, guides, and account, and a delivery tracking screen indicating processing and shipment dates.

Patient Dashboard for Self-Serve Care

Product Design · Visual Design · Branding

The old dashboard hid essential information, created support bottlenecks, and made basic tasks difficult on mobile. I redesigned the experience to make prescription management intuitive and self-serve by improving the information architecture, surfacing shipment status, and removing UI patterns that left patients stuck. Within the first week, engagement increased 4× and support load began to decrease.

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