case studies

In order to quell client concerns over tariffs on commercial construction materials in the U.S., I have been partnering with our in-house economics team to visualize the impact we're seeing based on historic project data and reports from the U.S. Trade Department. This project is ongoing and continually updated as the tariff situation changes.

So far, we have been able to develop marketing materials, graphic responses to client questions, online articles, and an interactive tariff calculator. Check out some of this work here.

The more I talk with women in my life, the clearer it becomes: we all have a story about shopping for clothes and how something that should be a mundane daily task has become a hallmark for self-critique and self-doubt in our lives. This data-driven look at real women’s measurements and size charts explores where we fit (and don’t) within a system built for simplicity, not reality. Through clean visuals and easy scroll-based storytelling, I invite readers to see how sharing our experiences—and understanding the data behind them—can help us reclaim confidence and individuality from an industry that too often asks us to be more compliant and standard.

Watch my capstone presentation here.

Curious about the link between politics and tech influence, I explored Federal Election Commission data to uncover patterns in donations connected to the TikTok bill’s sponsors—particularly Congressman Mike Gallagher, who later joined Palantir. Combining FEC and OpenSecrets data, I mapped donations from Palantir employees against key legislative events and found striking correlations worth questioning. To make these insights engaging for first-time voters—especially Gen Z TikTok users—I designed the story as an Instagram carousel, blending credible data with a familiar visual language. Through user testing, I refined the format to deliver a concise, thought-provoking experience that invites viewers to reflect on how power, policy, and platforms intersect.

Barbie could reinvent herself just by changing her clothes, but real life isn’t that simple. Many girls grow up dreaming big, only to feel deflated when their bodies stop matching the beauty ideals they were taught to chase. For my Master’s Capstone project, I took a data-driven look at why the clothing industry fails to fit real bodies and turned it into an empowering conversation about self-acceptance. By understanding the data behind what makes each of us unique, we can rewrite the story from “fitting in” to “fitting ourselves.”

Watch my TED Talk here.