Jun to Sep 2026
Disney Streaming
AI product work and a major initiative project as a Product Management Intern at Disney Streaming.
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I blend engineering, design, and product to understand problems and help build solutions with a human-centered perspective.
Jun to Sep 2026
AI product work and a major initiative project as a Product Management Intern at Disney Streaming.
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A Spanish-accessible AI legal intake platform for workers in California, launching as FiredInCalifornia.com. Built a bilingual chatbot with voice input and legal triage automation to make legal help more accessible.
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A safer, campus-specific ride-sharing prototype for students. .edu verification, ride posting and joining, integrated chat, and event discovery, designed and researched solo in Figma.
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A pixel-art browser adventure game where you raise a cat down a winding trail, battling six creatures through memory, reaction, and rhythm mini-puzzles. Designed solo; built with AI-assisted development.
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I'm a student at Stanford University majoring in Design, an interdisciplinary engineering degree that equips me to build across both digital and physical mediums with a human-centered perspective, as I work toward a career in product.
I've always been both creative and technical, and studying design has let me bridge disciplines, from prototyping and systems thinking to user research and storytelling. My passion for games fuels my interest in user experience and accessibility, while my love for karaoke and theatre reminds me to bring creativity, empathy, and energy into everything I work on. Looking for a karaoke partner? Count me in.
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Current Senior @ Stanford University
Jun to Sep 2026
Product Management Intern @ Disney Streaming
Jun to Aug 2025
Product Management Intern @ AllSparkLegal
Jun to Dec 2024
Product Management and Business Development Intern @ Xsolla
Contact
Based in Stanford, California. Always up for a conversation about product, design, or a good game night.
Project
A safer, campus-specific ride-sharing prototype for students.
SaveShare is a campus-exclusive ride-sharing prototype that helps students coordinate rides safely, affordably, and sustainably. As a 4-week solo class project, I led the entire process myself, from research and validation to prototyping and presentation, building in .edu verification, ride posting and joining, and integrated chat.
Students attending the same school often travel to common destinations but typically request individual or shared Uber rides, leading to high costs, inefficient resource use, and potential safety concerns. Existing ride-sharing options like Uber Pool provide minimal cost savings and little coordination between students. There is a need for a more sustainable, affordable, and secure way to share rides among verified students.
I spoke with Stanford students about how they coordinate rides and observed ride-related posts on Fizz, where users often requested rides but rarely got responses. This validated the need for a campus-only ride-sharing platform focused on verified users, simple coordination, and sustainability.
I created a full prototype of SaveShare, a secure, organization-specific ride-sharing platform addressing safety, cost efficiency, and sustainability. I received strong peer and instructor feedback, and students expressed genuine interest in using the app.
Product Management Internship · Jun to Aug 2025
A Spanish-accessible AI legal intake platform.
AllSparkLegal is a legal-tech startup focused on making employment law help more accessible for Spanish-speaking workers in California. I collaborated with an international team of engineers, lawyers, and sales to take the product from 0→1, defining the vision, user needs, and MVP for an AI-powered, bilingual legal intake chatbot with voice input and quick-reply features.
Many Hispanic workers face language and accessibility barriers when seeking legal help. Most legal-tech platforms are English-only and overly complex. AllSparkLegal aimed to create a trustworthy, bilingual experience that simplified intake and improved accessibility for Spanish-speaking users.
I helped take AllSparkLegal from 0→1, launching the first functional MVP now live as FiredInCalifornia.com. I delivered the MVP in 8 weeks, accelerating development by ~35%, and collaborated with an international cross-functional team across law, design, and engineering.
Personal Project
A Whisker Woods Adventure — a browser game in vanilla JavaScript and HTML5 Canvas, designed solo and built with AI-assisted development.
Puzzle Paws is a pixel-art browser game where you raise a cat and guide it down a single winding trail through Whisker Woods. Six creatures block the path in order, and each one challenges you to a memory, reaction, or rhythm mini-puzzle before you can move forward.
Built with AI-assisted development (Claude Code). I owned the game design, systems, and scope; Claude Code was the implementation partner.
The path can't be skipped. Every creature, from a wild Slime to the Whisker Dragon, physically blocks the trail until it's defeated. Each battle uses one of three puzzle types: a Memory Trial, a reaction-based reflex challenge, or a Simon-style rhythm match, and the puzzles get harder the closer you get to the Dragon at the end.
Playable end to end — all six creature battles, the World 2 fuel challenge, and save & continue. Built as a self-contained solo project.
Product Management Internship · Jun to Sep 2026
Product ownership for an internal AI assistant, plus a major cross-company initiative.
Served as product owner for an AI assistant supporting Disney+ content tooling. After interviews revealed that most adopters had churned, I shipped a 6-ticket roadmap including a widget build and a 5-guardrail suite, growing users by 63%.
Led the accuracy and security overhaul behind the roadmap, achieving 100% accuracy across every tested layout and a 93% speed improvement, while hardening the assistant against threats like prompt injection.
Designed and built the assistant's widget UI from inception, then led its evolution across 18+ requirements, driving adoption through an onboarding video and cross-channel launch communication.
As part of a major company-wide initiative, I led Layout Preview, working directly with engineering and design to convert stakeholder needs into functional requirements, culminating in a locked PRD.