About Me

I am a proud New Yorker, born and raised in Brooklyn, where I learned to code, draw, walk fast, and mind my own business on public transport. In 2019, I moved to Liverpool, England, where I picked up the Scouse accent and discovered the perks of having a Greggs membership. Although my life now spans two continents, I’ve kept a few things close to my heart: a love for art and technology, and a deep curiosity about the world and the people around me.

I’ve worked in marketing and creative agencies, media companies, coding schools, and university IT offices. These days, I mostly create eCommerce sites, using my eye for design and knowledge of PHP and JavaScript frameworks to ensure that a company’s products sell online. I oversee projects from start to finish—from the initial idea to the wireframes, coding, testing, and launch. I love the feeling of seeing my work out in the open.

When I’m not programming on a computer or drawing on an iPad, I enjoy writing, traveling, playing board games, and barbecuing with friends. If you’d like to know more about me, please feel free to view my portfolio and read my blog.

Featured Work

The Commute

A short animated film created as a final project for a 2D animation course, The Commute was nominated by my college to compete in the National Board of Review. It was created with Adobe Photoshop and AfterEffects and has accumulated almost 50,000 views on YouTube.

Miraculous Kwami Creator

Inspired by the Miraculous Ladybug series, this game allows users to customize their own Kwami, cute creatures that give characters in the show superpowers. I developed this game to challenge myself in Autodesk Maya and Unity.

Pokémon Trainer Creator

The Pokémon Trainer Creator was my very first foray into indie game development. A Flash-based dressup game, it has garnered over two million views on Deviantart and was featured on its front page on 2 April 2018.

View Portfolio