PEOPLE + PRODUCTS + POSSIBILITY
Hi, I’m Lily.
I’m a Human Factors Engineer with graduate training in Mechanical Engineering at Tufts, focused on human-centered product development.
I’m especially interested in the point where understanding a user becomes an engineering problem: defining requirements, developing concepts, building prototypes, testing them, and using what we learn to improve the design.
My work spans mechanical design, CAD, fabrication, physical prototyping, ergonomics, usability testing, accessibility, and digital product design.
Whether I’m developing a physical product or a digital interaction, I want the final solution to work technically and work well for the person using it.
EDUCATION
- M.S. Mechanical Engineering — Engineering Design & Prototyping
- Tufts University · Expected 2027
- B.S. Human Factors Engineering
- Tufts University · May 2026
Dean’s List: Spring 2024 – Spring 2026
“What interests me most is the space between understanding a problem and engineering the solution.”
Tools & ways of thinking
MY TOOLKITMechanical + Product Development
- SolidWorks
- CAD
- Mechanical Design
- Product Development
- Prototyping
- Fabrication
- Design for Manufacturing
- Materials & Manufacturing
- Technical Drawings
- Physical Testing
- Component Selection
- Design Iteration
Human Factors + R&D
- User Research
- Requirements Development
- Ergonomics
- Experimental Design
- Usability Testing
- Risk Analysis
- Accessibility
- Task Analysis
- Interviewing
- Data Collection
- Qualitative Research
Digital Product Design
- Figma
- Lovable
- Wireframing
- Interaction Design
- UX/UI Design
- User Flows
- AI Interaction Design
- Product Strategy
Engineering Analysis
- MATLAB
- R
- Statistics
- Data Visualization
- Experimental Analysis
ENGINEERING FOUNDATION
- Mechanical Design
- Materials & Manufacturing
- Mechanics
- Dynamics
- Differential Equations
- Electronics / Controls
- Biomechanics
- CAD / SolidWorks
- Prototyping & Fabrication
- MATLAB
OUTSIDE THE WORKSHOP
Beyond Engineering
Nature, travel, music, and time outdoors keep me curious. I enjoy making things and creative projects — finding new ways to look at the world, both inside and outside engineering.