I build systems that scale, not just screens.

My background in engineering, product and design taught me to solve problems while respecting how people actually work.

My journey started as a software engineer working on a military project—designing a monitoring dashboard for pilot situation awareness. That's when I realized: the code was only half the story. How pilots interpreted information and made decisions depended entirely on design. Human factors weren't just important—they were everything.

I dove into human-computer interaction research during undergrad, then joined Baidu as a product manager to create real-world impact. But I quickly learned that product strategy without design craft meant building the right thing poorly. I could identify problems but couldn't shape the actual experience.

That gap brought me to CMU's HCII, where I formalized my design practice and learned to balance research rigor with execution speed.

Now at Harness, I bring it all together—engineering knowledge, product strategy, and design craft. My path taught me to bridge the gaps between disciplines, creating solutions that work for users, teams, and business goals. That multidisciplinary perspective is my superpower.