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I am a multidisciplinary designer and engineer based out of New York City.
I help organizations and communities understand and respond to complex environmental challenges through design, data, and emerging technologies. I specialize in making systems (climate, water, energy, urban resilience) tangible and actionable through visualization, simulation, and interactive design.
I'm originally from the midwest and grew up spending a lot of time outdoors. That connection to nature led me to environmental engineering, but I quickly realized the most interesting problems at the intersection of the built and natural environment require more than just engineering. They need thoughtful design, compelling communication, and emerging tech approaches. This realization brought me to the worlds of design and data visualization to expand what I could solve.
My work sits at the intersection of climate resilience and emerging technologies. I'm particularly interested in:
• Climate-adaptive design: helping buildings and communities prepare for and respond to climate change
• Immersive technologies: using AR, VR, projection, and interactive systems to make abstract environmental data understandable and actionable
• Systems thinking: bridging engineering, design, sustainability, and human perspectives
I've worked in research, consulting, and in the field. I'm now studying Design and Technology at Parsons School of Design while continuing to work professionally in architecture, engineering, and research. I enjoy working in interdisciplinary environments where I can collaborate with other engineers, designers, researchers, and communities.
In my free time I still enjoy being outside. I also like painting, playing music, and doing the rest of the fun things we all love to do in NYC.