My love for design started early— from racing home after school to binge HGTV, to rearranging my bedroom weekly, to-at age 10, sitting at my dad’s engineering shop after school, tinkering on his work computer as he taught me how to build my very first website. From that moment, I was hooked on the idea that something you imagine could be brought to life; whether that was on screen, in a space, or a physical object.

That curiosity grew into a lifelong pursuit of blending creativity with problem-solving. From High School to College, I maxed out any available credits with engineering, art, and design courses, filling my schedule with anything that allowed me to create.

After graduation, I poured my skills and passion for creating into the physical world—first designing interiors, then specializing in kitchens and bathrooms—crafting spaces that were as functional as they were beautiful. Eventually, my creative and engineering mindset converged in my proudest venture yet: Beespoke, the brand I founded to innovate and develop a one-of-a-kind baby carrier that parents rave about.

Along the way, I’ve built several websites from the ground up—Tree City Bee Co., Beespoke, and Rust Home Design—each combining clean visuals, intentional layouts, and an understanding of how design supports business goals. It was through that process that I realized a deeper passion for crafting and creating user-centered digital spaces.

Now, I’m shifting that passion into the world of UX/UI design, creating beautiful, intuitive, and functional digital experiences that connect with users and help brands succeed.