Assisting Professor Jane Pirone and Center for Big Bend Studies on a game related to experimental archaeology. Responsibilities include conducting research and developing the narrative, focusing on innovative ways to integrate archaeological exploration with interactive storytelling.

Under Professor Maya Georgieva, I supported students in exploring the future of storytelling through immersive, non-linear narrative techniques. This role involved facilitating workshops, guiding creative development, and fostering discussions on emerging technologies like VR, AR, and AI. Together, we examined how interactivity and immersion can reshape traditional storytelling, offering new dimensions for audience engagement. This experience deepened my understanding of the evolving landscape of narrative design and its potential to redefine how stories are experienced in the digital age.

Brainstormed with peers and other members of design team to determine enhancements and product features.Converted project specifications into drawings 3D models and renders that would be used to create product.Managed multiple projects effectively in demanding environment with tight deadlines.Documented each step in product's design process for use in manuals.Suggested enhancements to product design that would improve user experience.

Developed concept for a smart watch from end-to-end, from research to all the way to ideation.Applied skill in color theory and composition to bring client visions to fruition.Identified design requirements for each project.Researched new design technology and tools to bolster professional skillset and drive quality deliverables.Collaborated with team members to achieve target results.