Rewiring America is the leading electrification nonprofit, focused on electrifying our homes, businesses, and communities. We develop accessible, actionable data and tools, and build coalitions and partnerships to make going electric easier for households and communities. Rewiring America helps Americans save money, tackle nationwide emissions goals, improve health, and build the next generation of the clean energy workforce.

I have 10+ years of experience in Product Design - working with leading organizations such as Twitter, United Nations SDSN, and Kleiner Perkins.

As a specialist in collaboration tools, I build solutions that optimize the productivity of individuals, organizations, and communities.

As a certified Design Sprint facilitator, I help project owners accerate research and development of new solutions from months to just one week - enabling them to save time and resources while remaining agile and responsive.

Helping frontline communities achieve climate justice goals by automating collaboration workflows.

Instantly identify vulnerable populations and local partners to reach them, then schedule planning roadmaps with workshops, surveys, and more.

At Monuments we're celebrating, connecting, and empowering those at the frontlines where humanities grandest challenges meet our greatest capabilities.

The Climate Resilience Field Kit helps communities across L.A. dream into new possibilities for the places they care about. It equips facilitators with tools for sparking awareness about L.A.’s living infrastructure—and envisioning collaborative projects to put that awareness into action.

• Collaborated with core team, funding NGO, and community-based organizations to outline core objectives for engaging community members in LA watershed management.

• Conducted user research (qual and quant) with broad stakeholders to prioritize core users, then outline their goals, map existing workflows, and uncover key pain points.

• Led design on a suite of collaborative climate tools built on top of a 3D-simulation of the LA region’s climate impacts. Tools included interactive climate education, community visioning, and Sim City-like scenario design.

A global fellowship of climate experts and tech operators working together to explore tech solutions that accelerate climate mitigation and adaptation.

My project, Monuments, was voted number one among 30+ climate projects. I led a team of 6 people through a series of brainstorming and design sprint sessions to explore collaboration challenges across climate action.