
A strong thought leader, resilient in change
Senior Product Designer, Wearables AI @ Meta Reality Labs
I'm currently a Senior Product Designer in the Bay Area on Meta's Wearables AI team, designing human-AI interactions across AI wearables, including spatial computing, displayless, display glasses(won TIME Best Innovations of 2025 & UX Design Awards 2026) and app surfaces — from the first on-glasses multimodal AI utility feature to hands-free QR payments and in-lens Visual Translation interaction model I filed a patent for. My work lives in 0 -> 1 design space: defining interaction models and APIs for brand-new hardware (including AR glasses), navigating ambiguity, and getting high-craft work to launch. Before Meta, I led product design for TikTok Creator Marketplace on the TikTok Monetization team.
Underneath the product work, I'm drawn to visualizing emotions and memories, and to the intentions and needs behind human behaviors and dynamics. My thesis project, Let It Out, is a mobile AR spatial journaling experience built as a self-help tool for emotionally difficult moments. I care deeply about mental health and inclusive design — I won the Most Popular Project Award for accessibility at TikTok Hackathon 2020, and built After Hour at F8 Refresh Hackathon 2021, an inclusive VR escape room designed to include people with visual impairments in a highly visual medium. I'm also always learning on my own, including graphics programming with GLSL and three.js (here).
Across product and art alike, I am passionate about merging the physical and digital world through AR, mixed reality and web-based interaction and creating a multisensory experience. My goal is to design experiences that foster compassion and help people understand their own needs — which I believe brings a sense of direction and ease to life.
Are you searching for an aspiring creative soul who embodies the phrase "good design needs no explanation"?
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