My Journey
I studied Mechanical Engineering at UC Berkeley, with a minor in Energy Engineering, and taught manufacturing and design labs to over 150 students. These years honed my ability to balance technical problem-solving with design thinking, and to communicate effectively across diverse teams. I’m currently at Cherish Health, designing contactless sensing products for elder care. Before that, I worked on Apple’s Input team, creating hardware experiences that blend technical excellence with intuitive design. Whether refining a product’s look and feel, solving complex mechanical challenges, or guiding cross-functional alignment, I’m driven by the challenge of turning a vision into something people love to use.
What motivates me: products that feel inevitable — technically sound, delightful to use, and manufacturable at scale.
Consumer Hardware
End-to-end ownership from problem framing to EVT/DVT, test plans, and build support.
Manufacturing & DFM
Tolerance stacks, fixtures/jigs, assembly sequencing, vendor alignment, reliability verification.
Product Thinking
Translate user needs into clear PRDs and trade-offs; keep decisions data-driven and goal-oriented.
