About

I’m a Pittsburgh-based, Franco-German-raised interaction designer and researcher, working at the intersection of programming, filmmaking, neuroscience and design. I’m currently a senior at Carnegie Mellon University, pursuing an interdisciplinary degree in Neuroscience and New Media with a minor in Intelligent Environments.

I currently work as a researcher for the Frank-Ratchye Studio for Creative Inquiry, as well as the director for the Frame Gallery. I spent last summer in Brooklyn contracting for Studio Ijeoma on a data installation depicting levels of HIV/AIDS in Black Populations for the Museum of the City of New York. I also recently conducted research on the effects of gendered emotion suppression on memory, which you can read more about here.

My personal work revolves around the intersection of visual narratives, cognition and scientific processes and how those fields can be translated through technology. I am most interested in the gaps that exist between people and disciplines and the unconventional ways they can be bridged.

I am currently looking for a full time position. Please don’t hesitate to get in touch if you have any inquiries!

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