During my time at Google, I contributed to the design and UX exploration efforts for what would become the AndroidXR platform, helping shape the user experience for glasses-based augmented reality. My work focused on thinking through how users interact with core mobile features, such as messaging, photography, navigation, and real-time translation, through a heads-up, lightweight, and context-aware AR interface.

Collaborating closely with product, research, and engineering teams, I led design explorations that prioritized intuitive, non-intrusive interactions. The focus was on respecting user attention, physical context, and comfort while unlocking new, ambient modes of computing unique to the spatial medium.