Hi there!

I'm Rebe.

I'm a technical communicator, designer, and systems thinker who enjoys making complex information easier to understand and act on. My work sits at the intersection of design, content, and behavior, where I help transform complicated systems into intuitive experiences that support real people in accomplishing their goals.

Professional Life

Today, I'm a Senior UX Designer and Lead Content Strategist at UC San Diego Health, where I lead content design, UX writing, and information architecture for a digital health platform serving more than 45,000 students. My work centers on transforming fragmented experiences; bringing together information once spread across more than 40 clinical and campus systems into a single, intuitive platform that helps students discover resources, make informed decisions, and access support with confidence.

Alongside my role, I'm developing two research-driven initiatives through UC San Diego Health's Jacobs Center for Health Innovation (JCHI): an AI-powered support experience that reimagines ServiceNow for UC San Diego and UC San Diego Health, and a behavioral design platform focused on strengthening student community, connection, and belonging. Both projects explore how systems thinking, AI, and human-centered design can improve complex organizational experiences.

Throughout my career, I've worked across healthcare, technology, higher education, public health, and nonprofit organizations—including The Pokémon Company International and Planned Parenthood Affiliates of California—helping organizations transform complex legal, clinical, technical, and organizational information into experiences that are clear, scalable, and actionable.

Personal Life

Outside of work, you'll usually find me planning my next adventure (you should see my itineraries), volunteering in my community, woodworking, or hanging out with my rescue pups, Bambi and Pepper. I aim to read a book a week, love discovering new restaurants with friends, and consider spicy food a necessary evil. My favorite color to wear is tomato-bisque-red, and for reasons that have become increasingly difficult to defend, there's about a one-in-three chance you'll find me wearing a bald cap at an aggressively themed party.