My career launched with a coveted internship at Peter Mayer straight out of Loyola University New Orleans’ Graphic Design program where I mastered designing for big brands, building rock-solid systems, and delivering high-volume, high-caliber work for clients like Zatarain’s and CenturyLink, the largest telecom in the U.S. over my 4 years there climbing the ranks.

From there, I became the sole designer and Art Director for a 15,000-attendee festival, creating 300+ unique pieces from large-format signage to animated stage graphics.

As Creative Director at The National WWII Museum, I built the creative foundation and workflows that keep our small but mighty team producing world-class work that honors the incredible stories of The World War II generation.

Now, I’m the primary UX Designer for Litify’s legal tech platform, owning the design of a core product that streamlines document workflows for law firms nationwide. I connect directly with clients to identify friction points, translate them into clear design direction, and build intuitive, research-backed solutions in Figma that make real work easier.

Along the way, I co-founded Scout, a unique design studio crafting intentional brand experiences for mission-driven clients worldwide. We design and concept everything from logos to digital campaigns – built to perform.

At my core, I thrive in environments where I can empower teams, streamline processes, bridge communication gaps, and be trusted to do what I do best: create work that works.