I’m Zoe, a former public health practitioner, Berkeley alum, and graduate of Carnegie Mellon's master of human-computer interaction and design.

I’ve always been drawn to messy, high-stakes systems. My time working on statewide healthcare programs taught me how to design across many people, processes, and handoffs, where getting it right really matters.

Now I’m a product manager at Aquatonomy, where I lead strategy for autonomous underwater robotics in critical infrastructure. I shape how people and machines work together in places they can’t see.

In my free time, I enjoy rock climbing, backcountry skiing, and building fun things with my friends. Ask me about the silly club I started, called Climb to Crafties (as in we go climbing then enjoy drink craft beers), or the time I did a 200-mile, 12-day solo hike.