I'm AuDHD — late-diagnosed, like a lot of us. For most of my life I just knew I experienced things differently. Studying psychoacoustics at the University of Miami gave me the framework: perception isn't uniform. Two people in the same room hear different things. That idea never left me.
I spent years struggling with software that assumed everyone thought the same way — forms that punished a different cognitive style, interfaces that made you feel like the problem. I got into UX to build the other kind: products where the full range of people who use them feel like they were actually considered.
Seven years across ed-tech, enterprise SaaS, and workforce technology, from first research session to shipped product. I specialize in behavioral design, gamification, and systems thinking — bringing structure to ambiguous problems and measurable outcomes to the work.
Let's figure out the best solutions together.