During my undergraduate studies in Digital Media Art at San José State University, my work has shifted from making visuals to building interactive systems that help people navigate uncertainty. Working across UX, physical computing, and time-based media, I design experiences that make subtle signals easier to understand and easier to act on when it matters.

I’m most engaged when design becomes a form of research: interviewing users, mapping system flows, prototyping interactions, and iterating toward clarity. Whether I’m designing Decode as a trust-and-risk translation system, developing explainable scenarios in AI Room Planner, or building sensor-driven feedback in Equinox, I focus on how structure, timing, and interfaces shape what people notice, how they interpret it, and what they choose to do next.