As a UX Designer and Accessibility Lead with five years of experience, I deconstruct complex systems to build inclusive digital products. I specialize in creating enterprise scale impact through design that ensures no user is left behind.
Device Servicing Tool (DST) is a cloud-based solution designed for Technical Support Agents to access critical device information and perform key remote actions without customer involvement or technician dispatch.
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Polaris is a robust, WCAG-compliant design system that serves as the foundation for Lexmark's cloud software suite.
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Chat RFP is an AI-driven chatbot designed to help bid managers and proposal teams quickly generate boilerplate responses, summarize internal content, and answer Lexmark-specific questions.
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I didn't set out to be a UX Designer, I set out to understand how the world works.
My background is a "weird mix" of animation, biology, and German. At one point, I even thought I was headed for law school and sat for the LSAT. While those fields seem worlds apart, they share a common thread: a need to deconstruct complex systems and advocate for a specific position. When I graduated, I didn't just want to make things that looked good; I wanted to make things that were useful.
Today, I am a UX Designer and the Software Accessibility Lead at Xerox. In my time here, I've learned that my "side quests" into Power BI, data engineering, and AI prompting aren't distractions — they are my greatest strengths. From drilling into technical data structures with engineers to creating Power Apps that turn accessibility from a hurdle into a habit for project owners, I am willing to do whatever it takes to dismantle barriers. I view my job as a series of uphill battles, but I am motivated by the importance of standing up for the voiceless and rallying my team around a future that includes everyone.