With a background in ESL education and instructional design, I develop software that bridges language gaps and enhances learning. Whether it’s translating PDFs, tracking habits, or building voice-powered tools — my work is about making knowledge more accessible.

This site is a personal portfolio and playground — a mix of experiments, teaching tools, and little things I’ve built along the way.

Outside of work, you might find me reading classic literature, exploring faith and tech, or walking with a good playlist.

My teaching career in ESL has spanned adults and teens in the Boston area, Chile, and Mexico. I hold a literature degree from Thomas More College in New Hampshire, a master's in Liberal Arts from St. John's College in New Mexico, and another in Teaching ESL from Framingham State University in Massachusetts.

My experiences teaching English in Chiapas, Mexico, and business English in Santiago, Chile, honed my expertise, leading me ultimately to instructional design. I am particularly drawn to creating concise, visually appealing educational materials. Outside work, I enjoy hiking, Spartan races, playing musical instruments, attending classical concerts, and exploring languages and cultures. To read more about my philosophy of teaching, please click on the button below.