As Creative Director for AJ Athletic, I lead all design and creative initiatives for the brand. Working as part of a five-person team, I developed the company’s complete visual identity, from logo suite and color palette to social assets, apparel branding, and e-commerce presence. I designed and built the website, and I continue to collaborate with the founder to create the full apparel line. Since launching in September 2025, I’ve directed all creative output for the brand, ensuring a cohesive identity across digital, product, and marketing touch-points.

As a Production Designer at NBCUniversal–Fandango, I created a wide range of digital assets for the Fandango and Fandango at Home platforms, from homepage banners and promotional units to seasonal campaigns and digital gift cards.

As a Design intern for NBC Sports Next, I designed a comprehensive Paralympic sport icon library, contributed to SportsEngine’s section on nbcolympics.com, and helped create the Kids Guide to the Olympics; crafting accessible, designs that educated and inspired diverse audiences on the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.

During my internship with NBCUniversal, I independently designed graphics for the company’s participation in the Minneapolis Pride Parade. The main design was carried as a banner and adapted into stickers, t-shirts, and handheld flags, serving as a key visual for the “OUT” Employee Resource Group and highlighting NBCUniversal’s commitment to inclusivity and community celebration.

During my NBC Sports Next internship, I independently designed the SportsEngine birthday email—an automated message sent to nearly 6.5 million subscribers on their birthdays in 2024. I created and animated the hero image myself, along with a promotional graphic for SportsEngine’s internal partner, GolfPass. This project gave me full ownership from concept to execution, ensuring the email felt celebratory, polished, and aligned with both brands.

UMUSE is a platform concept designed to inspire creatives across disciplines through a hyper-personalized experience. As part of a five-person team in USC’s Design for User Experience course, I collaborated on ideation, research, and design for the app.

During my final year at USC, I served as Head of Design for Exposition, a nonprofit media organization dedicated to amplifying student-athlete voices through independent storytelling. In this role, I created promotional graphics for social media to drive engagement for podcasts and web-published stories, and I collaborated on website design and strategy to strengthen the organization’s digital presence and storytelling reach.

As part of a USC design course, I developed a mini case study and prototype centered on Yona Care, an early-stage experience design company modernizing the process of feminine care exams. I began by analyzing their initial concepts and building low-fidelity wireframes that introduced a mobile experience. From there, I expanded their ideas into a more comprehensive app prototype, creating an engaging and user-friendly flow that showcased how design could reframe and improve a traditionally uncomfortable process. The project was completed in one week.