Senior Instructional Designer

Focused on Performance Improvement

Nearly 30 years of experience designing high-impact learning experiences that drive real outcomes in education, workforce development, and organizational training.

I design performance-focused learning experiences and tools that are intuitive, accessible, and grounded in real-world impact.

My work spans nearly three decades, beginning in K–12 STEM education and evolving into instructional design leadership. Since 2014, I’ve led the development of major digital learning initiatives while mentoring a team of instructional designers. From interactive modules to education platforms and professional training systems, I bring thoughtful, learner-centered design to every project—backed by systems thinking, technical expertise, and collaboration that delivers results.

Portfolio Highlights

  • Student Tutorials specifications guide with an example quiz slide, Storyline tips, and requirements.

    Student Tutorials

    Instructional design leadership and cross-functional collaboration delivered a statewide eLearning system used by millions of students.

  • An eLearning drag and drop quiz and content slide featuring basketballs, goals, and a basketball player.

    eLearning Development

    Mastery of Storyline and Rise brings engaging learning experiences to life through interactivity, graphic design, and accessibility.

  • Video screenshot showing the CPALMS homepage on an office computer with the CPALMS wordmark.

    Video Development

    Scriptwriting, voiceover, and motion design power training and outreach videos that explain, motivate, and improve performance.

  • Pages from the Uzbekistan education platform for viewing academic standards and digital textbooks.

    Platform Development

    Analysis and UX design support complex stakeholder needs through online systems for training, planning, and resource delivery.

đź§© Fun Fact:

I love solving puzzles—which means designing elegant learning solutions that untangle complex systems and improve performance.