About

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3️⃣ Enneagram 3

🧑‍🧒 Mom

🎨 Artist

🏙️ City girl

🖼️ Museum nerd

🍕 Pizza purist

🥤 Diet Coke

🇻🇪 Arepas por favor

🏍️ Motorcycle license

💪🏽 Physically small, Professionally unintimidated

How I Got Here

I went into engineering because I wanted to build things. Not just understand them, but make something that didn't exist before. What I really wanted to solve wasn't how to build, it was figuring out what to build, and whether you were even solving the right problem. So I followed that question upstream, and kept going. Into design, research, strategy, service design, and systems thinking. It also gave me a lens most people do not have. I have worked close enough to the problem to understand it, and far back enough to question it.

I start by asking questions. A lot of them. Listening is how I find the right focus, and when the picture is clear enough, I move. I learn by doing, testing, and adjusting.

Over 10 years I have worked across automotive engineering, mobility services, EV infrastructure, and digital products. I am not afraid to work across domains.
The role changes, the approach doesn't.

Working With Me

I make sure every voice in the room feels heard before I start forming conclusions. Stakeholder alignment isn't something I do at the end of a project. It is how I start every one. I believe psychological safety is what makes great work possible, and I take that seriously whether I am leading a team or joining one. I show up warm, I work hard, and when it is time to get things done, I get things done.

Leading. Learning. Giving Back.

Continued Learning

Rutgers University, Mini-MBA (current) — business fundamentals to complement design and strategy.

Yale School of Management, Decision Making (2025).

Parsons School of Design, Color Theory (2023) and Product Design (2017).

Ford Volunteer Coordinator and Participant

2013 to 2016, 2022 to present

Supported clothing giveaways, Operation Good Cheer, and community initiatives across two chapters of my career at Ford. Returned to this work after graduate school because it still mattered

Ford Recognition Award

2022, 2024, 2025

Three awards across three different roles and two different functions.

Campus Recruiting,
Ford Motor Company

2013 to 2016

Volunteered alongside my engineering role to help build Ford's pipeline of diverse STEM talent. Led a team of 15+ alumni recruiters, built relationships with candidates, and advocated for the people I believed in.