I’m a content strategist and systems thinker — and a collaborator at heart. I help teams shape complex ideas into structures people can use.

I’ve spent years working in content design, information architecture, and user experience, in both corporate and mission-driven settings. Today, I bring those skills into freelance and consulting roles across creative, tech, and social sectors. My work often centers on clarity, discoverability, and cross-functional alignment.

What about AI?

Over the past 18 months, I’ve deepened my practice in applied AI, including what’s now being called context engineering. This framing really resonates for me because it affirms something I’ve always believed: that language, relationships, and systems shape how we navigate complexity.

My work with AI — including automation, prompting, and governance — reflects a broader commitment to ethical, intentional design. I see AI as a partner in making sense of complexity— when its strengths are well understood and thoughtfully matched with human ones.

Designing that kind of partnership means creating workflows that benefit individuals and serve the greater good — solving real problems while supporting growth and understanding on both sides.

Working from authenticity—together

I believe thoughtful design is about helping people navigate what’s real, in a way that’s honest and usable.

I ask questions, surface context, and build structures that support action. My practice draws from years of facilitation and content planning — and lately, from what’s being called context engineering.

What shapes my practice

Visually, I draw from a lifetime of drawing and calligraphy to create graceful and balanced design. Work in performing and technical instruction have honed my public speaking skills.

If you’re navigating complexity and want a grounded partner, I’d love to connect.