I produce interactive prototypes guided by intentional design, technical expertise, and a desire to see my team members thrive.
I’m currently the Prototype Manager at MIT’s Center for Constructive Communication, where I manage the prototyping life cycle in an R&D to deployment environment. I help identify promising research concepts and bring experimental prototypes to the field for real-world validation. Success looks like learning something new about impact and bringing cutting edge research to production software.
As an engineer and writer, I am drawn to interdisciplinary projects that engage both my creative and technical skills. After earning my B.S. in Mechanical Engineering (English minor) from Lafayette College, I conducted R&D, created web content, and managed supply chain development as a Product Engineer for U-Turn Audio. I then went on to work as a Technologist and Project Manager at Richard Lewis Media Group, where I prototyped, built, installed, and supported interactive exhibits for museums and institutions across North America.
My fiction and essays have been featured in The Drum, Rue Scribe, and Boston Hassle.
I’m an unabashed fan of email newsletters, crocheting, public transportation, and crocheting on public transportation.
