I work across design, technology, and systems thinking to explore new ways of building circular products and regenerative economies. With experience spanning biotech, digital technology, and fashion, I take an interdisciplinary approach to creating solutions that support businesses and communities in transitioning toward more sustainable models.

With an M.S. in BioDesign, Systems Design, and Design Thinking from NYU and a B.S. in Business Development and Marketing, I focus on connecting ideas, disciplines, and people to drive meaningful innovation.

As an educator at NYU and a guest lecturer at Harvard and MIT Media Lab, I help bridge academia and industry, working with emerging designers, entrepreneurs, and researchers to translate big ideas into real-world applications.

Beyond teaching, I engage in ecosystem building, cultivating interdisciplinary collaboration and strategic partnerships. Through my work with NewInc, the Global Community Bio Fellowship, and the BioDesign Challenge, I contribute to shaping innovation at the intersection of design, sustainability, and emerging technology.

Always open to collaborations in circularity, regenerative design, and innovation-driven ecosystems—let’s connect.

You can read more about me here: CV/Resume

My Philosophy:

As a utopian futurist, I believe in harnessing the power of science and technology to create a symbiotic world—one where humanity and nature coexist in harmony, every individual has the opportunity to reach self-actualization, and greatness is defined by the positive contributions we make to the world.

I believe we each have a responsibility to create the change we wish to see. To contribute to meaningful social impact, I dedicate a portion of my time to offering design consultation to causes that align with my values.

If you represent a mission-driven organization with limited resources, I invite you to reach out with details about your cause, your organization, and the project at hand. Together, we can work towards building a better future.