Creative technologist, educator, and musician.
I design and build interactive tools and experiences across music, learning, games, and immersive media.
I’m a Toronto-based creative technologist, musician, and educator whose work combines music and audio with interaction design, software prototyping, and digital media production.
I recently completed the Master of Digital Media program at Toronto Metropolitan University. My major research project, Chord Lab, explored how AI-assisted tools can support music learning and composition.
My recent work includes Sonoria, a music-learning game prototype; a collaborative VR subsystem for Humber Polytechnic’s Return to the Nebula Dawn educational escape room; and independent work in game audio, sound design, and music production.
Focus Areas
- Music-learning tools and educational technology
- Game, interaction, and immersive experience design
- Sound design and music production
- Postsecondary teaching and curriculum development
Background
I hold a Master of Digital Media from Toronto Metropolitan University, a BFA in Music from York University, and a diploma in Multimedia Design and Development from Humber Polytechnic. As an educator, I have taught digital audio and multimedia design at Humber and have more than a decade of experience teaching music. My teaching emphasizes project-based learning, creative problem-solving, and helping students develop the technical skills needed to bring ideas through to finished work.