About Me
Cameron is a Bay Area-based UX designer with over five years of experience crafting thoughtful digital experiences. From redesigning the badges page for Junior Wildlife Rangers to improving the user experience for UC Berkeley’s Student Information Services team, he has worked with mission-driven organizations and teams rooted in strong values.
Fueled by a deep curiosity about human behavior and a desire to understand why we do what we do, Cameron brings empathy and insight to his work. His background in the service industry helps him connect more meaningfully with users, ensuring the products he designs truly resonate.
Outside of design, you can find Cameron exploring new trails while backpacking, playing video games, or capturing life’s moments through photography—each a source of inspiration and joy.
Cameron's Career so far
After graduating from college, Cameron began his career as a UX Design intern at Junior Wildlife Rangers, where he redesigned the badges page to inspire young, adventurous explorers. He later pursued a Master’s degree in Information Management & Systems at UC Berkeley, during which he collaborated with various non-profits and participated in a 9-month UX internship with UC Berkeley’s IT department. As part of this program, Cameron led the redesign of the School of Public Health’s website, delivering impactful improvements to the user experience.
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