I came to design through an unconventional path — from studying business in Beijing to managing global supply chains at Apple, I spent years understanding how things get made before realizing I wanted to shape what gets made and why. That shift brought me to ArtCenter.
I’m endlessly curious about how things work and happiest when I’m making stuff, whether that’s modeling in SolidWorks, 3D printing, or building quick prototypes to test a mechanism. The best ideas come to life when you can hold them in your hands.
I care about designing things that are inclusive and meaningful, products that empower people rather than overlook them. That intention shapes everything I make.