I’ve been a creative for as long as I can remember. As a kid, you’d find me doodling in a sketchbook, crafting elaborate storylines for my Barbie dolls, or lost in a book. But my deepest love was always audio. I picked up the guitar at nine, and around the same time, I developed a fascination with computers and technology. It was only a matter of time before I found a way to blend the two.
Following in my older brother’s footsteps, I started writing and recording my own songs on our home PC. By 16, I had built up an arsenal of lo-fi, homespun music.
I went on to study at Oberlin Conservatory of Music before earning a graduate degree in Entertainment Technology from Carnegie Mellon University. Along the way, I explored all kinds of creative avenues: ranging from performing in a steel drum ensemble and managing 300 sound cues for a large-scale contemporary opera to designing art-technology installations and experimenting with interactive, location-based experiences.
Now, with over 16 years of professional experience creating audio for video games, short films, advertising, and marketing, I’m currently working in the audio accessibility space. A lifelong learner, I’m always adding to my skill set and devouring new information. I’m an avid reader and trivia obsessive. In June 2026, I ticked a major item off of my bucket list and became a 1-day Jeopardy! champion.
Outside of work, you’ll find me trying out new recipes, going to concerts with my husband Matt, or attempting to teach my cat Sophie new tricks.