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Hi, I'm Liz.

I'm a systems-oriented designer and creative technologist with a background in AI, classical music, and public policy.

Currently UX lead at Micropsi Industries (opens in a new tab), where we’re building an AI vision system that helps robots solve complex automation tasks. I work at the intersection of user experience, machine learning, and robotics. I'm familiar with basic robot programming via UR, including setting up movement logic and calibrating task parameters.

I also build front ends with JavaScript and have done so across both agency and startup environments — often acting as the bridge between design, code, and complex systems.

Previously product design at IDAGIO, a classical music streaming service. We were featured on TIME magazine's 100 Best Inventions of 2019 (opens in a new tab) and described as "life-changing" by Vogue (opens in a new tab) – while several features I worked on were praised by The New Yorker (opens in a new tab).

I hold a master’s degree in music composition from Oxford University, where I wrote a symphony and a string quartet. I’ve also worked in political consulting around the Ontario legislature and taken part in multiple electoral campaigns.

I occasionally still do musical things, and also sometimes do audio plays (opens in a new tab).

Based in Berlin. Previously Toronto, London, Bucharest, Liepāja, and Dublin.