About

I’m a Design Lead with a background in Visual Design and a fondness for Service Design. In addition to user experience, I also research and read about mindfulness meditation, environmental causes, and sustainable practices.

I’m dedicated to understanding the end-users’ experiences through qualitative research in order to create intuitive products. Since as far back as I can remember, I have been motivated by an innate desire to help people, inspire happiness, and optimize processes by increasing efficiency, clarity, and ease of use.

Presenting my fellowship work at Code for America

In 2019, I…

  • Completed a 10-month mindfulness Intensive Practice Program at UCLA’s Mindful Awareness Research Center (MARC)
  • Presented ‘WTF is UX’ and consulted on the UX of Civic Tech projects at Hack for LA.
  • Attended dozens of UX Design & Research events all over California, including Adobe MAX’s UX Leaders Summit.
  • Tried several kinds of yoga at Wanderlust festivals, where I was lucky enough to attend two talks by Elizabeth Gilbert.
  • Hosted an “unconference” session on Mindfulness Meditation at Code for America’s Brigade Congress.
  • Participated in the Code for America Summit in Oakland and the Brigade Congress in Cleveland.
CfA 2019 Fellows Orientation
CfA 2019 Fellows
At the Code for America Brigade Congress

Bachelors #2

I discovered the Interaction Design Bachelor’s program at Santa Monica College at decided to apply. I was admitted into the first cohort (the guinea pigs), where my classmates and I completed the most rigorous and intense curriculum offered in this program still to this day. I absolutely loved it! On day one I realized that UX was truly my calling.

I graduated with high honors while working full-time as an Interaction Designer.

With my Cognitive Psychology and Interaction Design Professors

ALEYE Graduate Presentation
Aleye One Sheet
Aleye One Sheet