2026 Graduate Cornell University

UX Designer @ Paul, Weiss

Previous UX Designer @ DriveWealth

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Paul, Weiss Junior UI/UX Designer
August 2026 - Present
Developing a design system and digital branding guidelines to create consistent experiences across firmwide web and mobile applications. Conducting user surveys and data analysis to understand interactions with internal platforms and uncover improvement opportunities
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DriveWealth Product Design Intern
June 2025 - August 2025
Designed enhancements to the client portal dashboard to support multi-asset class trading and upgrade search function. Worked on website redesign, sales demo mock-ups, and general growth initatives.
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BritBox UX Design Intern
June 2024 - August 2024
Conducted an exploratory case study investigating UI changes to cross platform TV app. Designed user profiles, wireframes, mockups, and interactive prototypes to visualize potential enhancements.
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SmartPark
August 2024- December 2024
A semester-long exploratory group project in my Human-Computer Interaction course to improve campus parking by installing real-time occupancy sensors in Cornell garages and visualizing spot availability through a color-coded digital map. The goal was to reduce the stress and time spent finding parking, especially for students and faculty navigating a busy campus schedule.
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Cornell Students for Sunrise Web Designer
September 2023 - May 2026
Designed/developed a website for Cornell student organization “Students for Sunrise,” focusing on creating a user-friendly and engaging experience that meets the needs of the target audience and satisfies the client’s goals. Actively conducting user research to improve interaction.
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Spotify Concept: Making Music Collaborative
October 2023 - December 2023
An independent case study in which I explored a reactions feature within collaborative playlists for Spotify as a potential solution for users to discover new music they enjoy.
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