I’m a California native but New Yorker at heart. I like spreadsheets, em dashes, and legal pads. I spend my screen-free time making functional ceramics. I really dislike touch screens. I think a lot about how technology affects who we are as human beings. I love words. For better or for worse, I always have an opinion. My happy place is somewhere between Taipei and northwest Connecticut. On weekends, I’m hanging out in Prospect Park with my dog, Bonnie.

Prior to Inductive, I was the Senior Director of Product Design at Flatiron Health where I led the design team in accelerating cancer research with the most advanced real-world evidence platform in oncology. I also spent some time at the Washington Post building new products and internal tools, and at Adaptly, building software to help big brands spend more money for your eyeballs. I served as the ‘17-‘20 Director of the Asian American Journalists Association’s Voices program. I earned a B.A. in English Literature and a minor in Interdisciplinary Human Rights Studies from UC Berkeley, but really earned my professional chops at the Daily Californian. Go Bears.