I am a graphic designer specializing in signage, wayfinding, and environmental graphics. My work focuses on translating complex environments and operational needs into clear, accessible visual communication systems that help people navigate space with confidence.

Currently, I serve as an Assistant Project Manager on the Signage and Wayfinding team at NYU Langone Health, where I design and standardize enterprise signage across healthcare facilities. My role sits at the intersection of design, systems thinking, and project coordination. I collaborate with project managers, facilities teams, and fabricators to develop signage solutions—from early layout concepts to fabrication-ready documentation and installation. Much of my work involves organizing and standardizing visual systems, creating scalable templates and guidelines that ensure consistency across large and complex environments.

My background in graphic design allows me to approach wayfinding as both a visual and operational challenge. I’m particularly interested in how design can simplify complicated systems—whether through clear hierarchy, intuitive layouts, or accessible environmental graphics that support patients, staff, and visitors in high-stress environments like healthcare.

Before entering healthcare design, I worked across editorial, advertising, and athletic communications, designing visual content for print, digital platforms, and social media. I was also a Division I student-athlete, an experience that shaped how I approach collaboration, problem-solving, and discipline in my work.

Across all projects, I’m driven by the idea that good design should quietly make complex experiences easier..