About
I trained in mechanical engineering and studio-based design at Rensselaer. My career has included medical-product entrepreneurship, field and usability research, electric-vehicle engineering, community and institutional design, and computational research with university collaborators. I've kept moving between disciplines because real problems seldom arrive neatly divided by profession.
I am interested in both how systems are made and how people understand them: the physical object, the representation of the problem, the rules that coordinate work, and the decisions that need to survive beyond any one person. My practice mixes ethnography, technical specification, prototyping, teaching, and systematic evaluation.
Timeline
- 2012–16RPI design and engineering; lighting research; Sanguine
- 2016–25Ford EV charging hardware and advanced features
- 2018–19Ford Thirty Under 30 / First Step
- 2022–25University Innovation Fellows alumni network
- 2024–26Colorado School of Mines advisory and teaching
- 2025–26TRACE collaboration and independent reasoning tools
Coursework at MIT is non-degree study. Current role titles are confirmed before publication.