Our Work
Unifying a Multi-Brand Health System's Digital Front Door
Getting Scientists Back in the Race
Life Sciences · Data Access & Trust
A major pharmaceutical company was falling behind in COVID-19 vaccine research — not for lack of data, but because their scientists couldn't find, trust, or share it. I led a full research effort with the scientists and teams actually using the data, then built a new, unified interface for tracking clinical research end-to-end, with clear permissions and privacy built in from the start. Scientists could finally search, cross-reference, and request data across specialties in one place — turning a data bottleneck into something that actually sped up the search for treatments.
Accessible Data Visuals for All
Global Enterprise · Executive Decision-Making
A Fortune 10 company needed its data visualizations to meet rigorous accessibility standards used around the world. Working alongside an accessibility specialist, I ran assistive-technology and screen-reader testing on existing dashboards, then grounded new design standards in over 25 academic and government accessibility sources. The result was a company-wide accessible design system, rolled out through hands-on training — turning a compliance requirement into a practical, reusable design standard.
Seeing Around the Corner on Medical Supply Shortages
Pharma · Supply Chain Risk
A Fortune 10 pharmaceutical solutions company wanted to help its customers spot supply chain risk before it became a shortage. I led the user experience and product roadmap alongside the company's innovation team, interviewing supply chain experts and running workshops to align on what the platform needed to do. The result was a modular interface that could flex to each audience's needs — a tested, ready-to-scale product experience the company used to bring it to market.
Asking Questions of Public Data
Public Sector / Nonprofit · Conversational AI
A national organization's public-facing data platform was built around dropdowns and filters, when what people wanted was to simply ask a question and get a clear, trustworthy answer. I led a pilot to reimagine the platform as a conversational, AI-powered experience — spanning natural-language questions, navigation, trust in AI-generated answers, protecting sensitive data, and keeping the organization's own governance team in the loop at every step. The result was a validated pilot and a clear roadmap for the next phase.
What the Data Don't Say About Your Own People
Internal Innovation · People & Culture
This one started as personal curiosity: how does anyone really know what a consultant is capable of, based only on sparse tags in an internal system? I interviewed and surveyed consultants across every level of the organization, then built interactive prototypes showing a richer, more human picture of someone's experience. What began as a side project became a company-wide initiative, sponsored by executive leadership, to rethink how the organization understands and staffs its own people.
Community & Civic Impact Work
Making the Midterms Make Sense
Voter & Civic Engagement
Young voters were turning out at the lowest rates of any age group, often because they didn't feel like they understood the issues well enough to vote with confidence. Working with a graphic design student, I turned dense polling data into a plain-language midterm election guide — over 75 visualizations covering the issues young voters said actually mattered to them. Featured in AIGA's national Design for Democracy campaign, and became the cornerstone of Quinnipiac University's first-ever campus-wide Voter Engagement Initiative. Silver, Connecticut Art Directors Club 2019 Awards Show.
Naming the Gaps, City by City
Social Equity & Public Data Reporting
Connecticut's urban centers were facing serious, measurable disparities in employment, education, income, housing, and health — but the story wasn't reaching the people who needed to see it. I designed and laid out the State of Urban Connecticut report for the Urban League of Southern Connecticut, alongside a team of 14 scholars and experts, combining hard statistics with resident focus groups across seven Connecticut cities. Bronze, Connecticut Art Directors Club 2019 Awards Show. Covered by the New Haven Register and Hartford Business Journal.
Turning Hunger Into a Community Conversation
Food Insecurity & Community Outreach
One in seven Hamden, Connecticut residents experiences hunger — but less than half of local residents knew where to find the food resources available to them. For the Hamden Food Security Task Force, I designed Facts + Faces, a public report making the issue clear and actionable. A companion grant-funded initiative went beyond the page entirely — billboards and bus shelter posters linked to a real-time, two-way texting service, bilingual survey cards, and a "listening booth" in the town library. The report was unveiled at a public event attended by the Hamden mayor and U.S. Representative Rosa DeLauro.