As one of two founding designers at Asian Indigenous Relations (AIR), she crafts conversations at the intersection of identity, history, and technology. She’s happiest where ambiguity and aesthetics collide, and is always open to a conversation that makes her challenge her own assumptions. She is open to full time roles as a design engineer or product designer.
On the side, she studies Japanese (初めまして!) and uses literature and movement to inspire her practice.
ADDITIONAL WORK
Bunpo Audit
An audit of Bunpo, a Japanese learning app.
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Renshuu Refresh
Designing a more scalable architecture for Renshuu, a platform for Japanese language learning.
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Design and Research at Curiko
Design and research fellowship where I released new booking experiences for in-person events.
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Asian-Indigenous Symposium
A three-day event held in Vancouver, BC. As lead designer, I oversaw the creation of all digital and physical artefacts. This event is funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada and departments at SFU and UBC.
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