I’m an industrial designer based in New York City, originally from Detroit. Growing up, I was drawn to art and pop culture, especially photography, music, fashion, and film. I was just as interested in consumer electronics and products for the home. That combination led me to study industrial design at the College for Creative Studies.
Since then, my work has taken me from cooking appliances and premium bath and kitchen products to electric mobility. At Jetson, I developed e-scooters, e-bikes, and hoverboards from early research through production.
Projects that require an interdisciplinary approach have been, and continue to be, the most meaningful work to me as a designer. I like work where the product, the way it is used, and the brand around it all need to make sense together. Color, material, and finish, as well as visual communication, have been part of my industrial design work.
I’m currently looking for new industrial design opportunities and am open to working across product categories. I’m especially interested in home and lifestyle products, furniture and lighting, consumer technology, and beauty and personal care, including fragrance. I’d also like to expand into packaging, brand identity, and digital experiences, with creative direction as a longer-term goal. If you have questions about me or my work, I’d love to talk.