About

I’m an analytics product designer with 12+ years of cross-sector experience in healthcare, government, insurance, finance, and community. I’ve worked with organizations including the University Health Network (UHN), SickKids Hospital, Ontario Health, Casey House, and Sun Life Financial.

My passion for this field grew during my first job out of undergrad in 2010, where I quickly learned that a focus on iterative design and honest, transparent relationships with end users were crucial to their engagement with data, and a shared commitment to making tools as meaningful as possible. Over the years, I’ve designed multi-page dashboards for executives, reports and briefs for clinicians across the province, public-facing content for social media, and lots in between.

With a background in industrial engineering (University of Toronto, 2010) and a masters of information in UX design (University of Toronto, 2020), I bring both structure and sensitivity to my work. While I no longer focus on dashboard development, my past experience as a Tableau developer helps me design with real-world tools and constraints in mind.

Publications

December 17, 2025: Analytics products will never be truly human-centred until the workplaces behind them are in Nightingale by the Data Visualization Society.

May 28, 2020: Four user-centred strategies for designing useful data visualizations in Nightingale by the Data Visualization Society.

Teaching

November 2022: Guest lecturer and workshop lead: “UX Journey Mapping for Data Visualization”, HealthVisFutures Lab, Carlton University, Ottawa.

September 2019: Guest lecturer and workshop lead: “A User-Centred Design Approach to Data Visualization”, Big Data & Business Intelligence Program, Georgian College, Barrie.