An associate principal and planner at Sasaki, Jill enjoys working in interdisciplinary teams to tackle complex urban issues. Jill is particularly interested in projects that require a strong integration of ecology with planning.

Thinking about resiliency and how communities, cities, and regions can better adapt to changes of all kinds is at the heart of her work. Jill has significant experience with regional planning and park systems, including developing community outreach strategies, scenario planning, and visualizing key ideas.

Jill holds a Master of Urban Planning, with Distinction, from the Harvard University Graduate School of Design, and Bachelors of Arts in Architecture and Economics from Clemson University.