I’m a designer passionate about design accessibility, design ethics, and designing for social good.

I received my BA in Visual Communication with a minor in Digital Media Art at Seattle Pacific University where I served as a SPU AIGA board member for every year that I attended.

I will be receiving my M.S. in Human-Computer Interaction from DePaul University in the near future.

At DePaul, I founded the Veterans HOPE Project, a human-centered design and research project that educates nurses about veteran suicide prevention and mental health treatment.

Outside of my work, my interests include boxing, chess, cycling, cooking, environmentalism, music, video games, and technology.

Born in HCMC (Saigon), Vietnam and raised in the Seattle suburb of Lynnwood, I knew that design was something that I was passionate about from an early age. As a teen, I was drawn to creativity and technology. Knowing this, I enrolled in the graphic arts class on my first day of high school.

I currently reside in Chicago, Illinois.