Part of a small team that is bringing together the Cursor community through meetups, code collaborations, and shared expertise. Passionate about fostering a vibrant network of developers and pushing the boundaries of AI-driven coding innovation.

• Delivered high‑quality web design, prototypes, and production assets across multiple client engagements

• Improved site structure and visual systems for consistency, readability, and responsive behavior

• Collaborated with developers to ensure design feasibility and maintainable CSS/component structures

• Standardized handoff practices (component specs, states, accessibility notes) to reduce rework

• Led end‑to‑end product design for startups and SMEs: discovery, information architecture, prototyping, usability validation, and Webflow implementation

• Built and maintained modular design systems to accelerate delivery across multiple client sites and MVPs

• Translated business goals into measurable UX outcomes; instrumented analytics and ran iterative improvements

• Established accessibility and performance baselines (semantic structure, responsive patterns, WCAG‑aware components)

• Managed client relationships and scoped work for speed, quality, and maintainability

As the lead web and digital focal for IBM's TechXchange global events team, I oversaw all web development, design, and digital marketing for technical conferences, summits, and seminars.

My core responsibilities included:

• Collaborating with event managers to define digital experience and promotion strategy for 5-10 events per year.

• Leading development of event websites and registration portals using WordPress.

• Creating web content, email campaigns, social media graphics and ads for event promotion.

• Analyzing website traffic, social engagement, email stats to optimize conversion rates.

• Coordinating with IBM cloud and security teams on technical integrations.

• Managing junior designers to build out digital assets and web pages.

• Ensuring websites and campaigns followed IBM brand guidelines and accessibility standards.

• Staying on top of web/digital trends and technologies to elevate IBM's events.

• Presenting website analytics reports and optimization recommendations to stakeholders.

As a web designer for IBM's TechU technical events team, I was responsible for designing and building event websites, registration portals, and other digital experiences.

My key responsibilities included:

• Collaborating with event producers and managers to understand goals and requirements for each event's digital presence.

• Creating wireframes, mocks, and prototypes for event sites and pages using design tools like Figma and Adobe XD.

• Building responsive, mobile-friendly event sites using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Integrating with backend platforms like WordPress and Drupal.

• Ensuring all web deliverables met IBM’s brand guidelines and accessibility standards.

• Designing promotional web content, email templates, digital ads and social media graphics.

• Optimizing web conversion funnels by A/B testing calls-to-action, page layouts, etc.

• Analyzing web analytics and generating reports to share performance insights.

• Mentoring entry-level designers on web best practices and IBM’s digital style guide.

• Keeping up-to-date on web design trends, techniques, and technologies.

During my tenure, I successfully delivered digital experiences for over 20 IBM technical events, including Think and several TechU virtual summits. I consistently received positive feedback for my creative ideas, technical skills, and commitment to event marketing goals. My work helped generate over 30,000 event registrations.