About

I'm here to keep the human in writing and design. Whether I’m drafting text for a diverse audience, testing emerging AI tools, or designing user-centered experiences, I bring dedication to quality work and a curiosity to always do better. I love to teach, share what I know, and build well-researched systems that keep teams and companies moving smoothly.

I craft AI-powered experiences that feel human and helpful, but never robotic. Unless they’re meant to be, in that case, you might meet the most charming interface this side of the uncanny valley.

I’ve been working with language technologies long before they were trending. My work includes chatbots, voice interfaces, agentic tools, IVR systems, UX writing, content strategy, and more. I’ll let my portfolio give you the details. I shape how digital things think, speak, and behave with careful attention to clarity, integrity, and user context.

My background is in the liberal arts, with a focus on rhetoric. I approach design as a form of argument: purposeful, audience-aware, and grounded in nuance. Writing is still my sharpest instrument. It helps me untangle systems, make complexity legible, and tell UX stories in plain speech.

I’ve written and designed for Fortune 100 companies and early-stage startups alike. I’ve taught courses to help writers pivot into this field and mentored peers learning to speak both human and machine.

I care deeply about AI ethics, safety, governance, and policy. I believe product teams have a responsibility to keep users secure and respected, especially as AI becomes more embedded in our lives. I’m committed to contributing to products that are not just smart, but safe and always human-first.

Outside of work, I’m a mother, a wife, a hopeless bibliophile, and a devoted F1 fan and new rugby fan.

If you're designing something that speaks, decides, or adapts, I’d love to help shape how it works and how it earns trust.

Chatter

Listen to an AI-generated discussion of my professional experience based on my LinkedIn profile. This was generated with a Google Notebook and Gemini.

Or, tune in to a discussion I had on the CTRL+ALT+HER podcast with Sam Destura about content and conversation design and being a woman (and mama) in tech.