UI designer 3D Artist Illustrator

Leading the design and integration of digital, operational, and compliance infrastructure for a Texas HCSSA-licensed personal assistance services agency. My work bridges technology, healthcare operations, and design to help home care agencies operate efficiently while maintaining compassionate, regulation-aligned care. Designed and developed the Lonestar Home Healthcare website, built the agency’s CRM and automated intake systems in GoHighLevel, and created operational and compliance documentation aligned with Texas HHSC requirements. I also oversee brand identity, workflow automation, caregiver onboarding systems, compliance tracking, and ongoing digital strategy to support the agency’s growth.

Led and supported a collaborative creative workspace while overseeing 42+ projects from concept to completion across the agency. Developed creative strategies for local and international advertising campaigns, collaborated across departments, and maintained high-quality output throughout production. Also introduced CRM and customized project management systems that improved client communication, streamlined workflows, and increased operational efficiency by up to 70%.

Promoted to Senior Solution Architect after leading the company’s digital transformation initiatives, where I designed CRM-driven workflows, automated sales pipelines, and integrated AI-powered communication systems to streamline operations and improve efficiency. I also developed structured onboarding and operational systems that enhanced scalability, accountability, and internal processes. As Marketing Director at Epic Home Healthcare, I led the company’s rebranding and website launch, creating a more accessible and user-focused digital experience. I developed content and advertising strategies that increased online visibility, managed Meta advertising campaigns focused on lead generation and conversion, and represented the company at industry events to strengthen brand presence and community engagement.

As a Graduate Teaching Assistant for MPSM-389 Art and Networking at Massachusetts College of Art and Design, I support faculty and students in exploring the intersection of art, technology, and digital networks. My role involves assisting in course planning, facilitating discussions, and providing technical and conceptual guidance to students working on projects that engage with digital media and interactive systems. I help lead workshops, demonstrations, and critiques while offering one-on-one mentorship to refine students’ artistic and technical practices. Additionally, I assist with research, classroom management, and resource curation to enhance the learning experience. Passionate about the convergence of art and emerging technologies, I strive to foster a collaborative and experimental environment where students can push creative boundaries.

As a Graduate Teaching Assistant for the MPSM337 Electronic Projects for Artists course in the Department of Studio for Interrelated Media (SIM), I assisted the course instructor, Dana Moser. My responsibilities included providing technical guidance to students, facilitating hands-on learning experiences, and helping them integrate electronic components into their creative projects. I worked closely with Dana to bridge the gap between art and technology, ensuring that students successfully brought their artistic visions to life.

During my role as a branding consultant for the Humanities Department at MassArt, I was responsible for maintaining and growing the department's digital and physical presence. My tasks included developing the brand identity, designing event posters and stationary, crafting internal documents, and handling other related duties to enhance the department’s visibility and communication, keeping it cohesive.