Designing UI/UX on the global team for PayPal consumer and merchant websites across 190 markets and 300+ countries.

Scaled and designed PayPal’s design library and visuals for their Pentagram PayPal Everywhere rebrand.

Conducted live QA with engineers across multiple cycles and shipped 200+ pages across top markets and languages, hitting project goals and completion of Jira and Kanban tickets.

Animated campaign and feature launch videos for 5 european countries in partnership with marketing teams.

Led 2 AI UX features that are on Goodnotes roadmap that will be used by 20,000+ school across Asia, Europe, and the US.

Conducted 15 interviews with teachers and collaborated with Stanford school of Education to build ethical AI teaching tools.

Rapidly ideated and vibe coded prototypes using Figma Make, Claude, and Cursor AI for stakeholders within the company.

Presented and pitched features to leadership at Goodnotes, leading to greenlit projects on the roadmap.

Designed, high level strategized, and rebranded 2 apps and 1 website for biotech startups in Suncoast’s portfolio.

Defined and documented new visual / typographical assets and logos for presentations, social media, and web.

Wireframed 5 different app concepts and conducted 16 testing sessions with company stakeholders.

Supported multiple workstreams and projects at once.

Conducted interviews with 9 surgeons across 3 continents to reimagine and improve image guided surgery.

Collaborated with 7 engineers to rapidly iterate on AR prototypes from design to code using the Apple Vision Pro.

Raised 1k+ in NSF i-Corps research funding, granting access to equipment and research related travel.

Prototyped and 3D modeled a live demo using Blender and Shapes XR to clearly communicate the final product.

Co-founded and led an IxDA Chapter at the University of Washington, Seattle.

Hosted 15 events that offered interview prep, portfolio reviews, AMAs, and fun field trips that had 60+ professionals by conducting outreach.

Chose prompt and took responsibility of designing a design sprint with Microsoft accessibility with 40+ attendees focused on kitchen tools for low vision cooks.