Career Summary
Product Designer: Etsy (2025-2026)
Led the end-to-end redesign of Etsy's reviews experience, addressing longstanding buyer pain points and driving a cross-platform update to the seller rating system
Drove the design of a new Interest Profile from MVP through multiple iterations, enabling buyers to share their preferences as signals for Etsy's ML recommendation system
Designed and launched a portfolio of rapid experiments to uncover scalable ways for buyers to provide explicit preference signals, strengthening Etsy's ML recommendation system and informing the Buyer Interest Profile
Shaped team strategy by leading user research, facilitating cross-functional workshops, and introducing AI-assisted prototyping workflows to accelerate ideation and product exploration
Lead Product Designer: Rate My Professors (2023-2024)
Spearheaded design and delivery of Compare Professors and Schools features, from research to launch, empowering informed decisions for academic success
Led comprehensive redesign of professor and school pages, optimizing user engagement with
data-driven insightsCollaborated with engineering teams to develop and implement a robust shared design system for platform consistency and scalability
Senior Product Designer: The New York Times (2022-2023)
Orchestrated generative experiments to enhance gift sharing, driving engagement and c2c referrals
Integrated gift sharing from core news to NYT Cooking, enabling subscribers to give free recipes to non subscribers - a feature that now makes up 13% of total referrals from Cooking
Designed and facilitated workshops that defined the strategy of reporter replies optimization work
Boosted Mini Crossword’s social reach by collaborating with NYT Games team on a referral-driving score sharing feature
Earlier experience
Product Designer: Cheddar News ✿ Zeel ✿ JAKT (2017–2022)
UI/UX Designer: Serind Labs (2016–2017)
Education
Parsons - The New School - Continuing Education
Graphic & Digital Design (2018)
The University of Western Ontario
B.A., Psychology (2013)