I've spent 4+ years collaborating with cross-functional teams, building everything from mobile apps to complex web platforms. My sweet spot is bridging the gap between user needs and technical constraints—probably because I genuinely enjoy working with developers and understanding how things get built."
My path to design started in biotechnology labs, where I learned that the best solutions come from rigorous testing and iteration. Now I bring that same analytical curiosity to digital products, using data-driven research to create experiences that actually work for real people.
I believe great design happens when you dig deep into the 'why' behind user behavior. My scientific training taught me to question assumptions, test hypotheses, and never stop asking "but what if we tried this instead?
you'll find me scaling rock faces (currently working on 5.10 routes), learning new crafts like sewing and crochet, or experimenting with 3D rendering in Blender. I'm always curious about how things work—from the mechanics of a perfect climbing hold to the psychology behind why users click.
Web3 technologies, accessibility best practices, and how emerging tech can solve real human problems. I'm also experimenting with Blender 3D rendering and After Effects—mostly for fun, but it's giving me a deeper understanding of motion and dimension that shows up in unexpected ways in my design work. I believe the future belongs to designers who understand both creativity and technology.
Every project starts with questions, not solutions. I love collaborating with engineers and product managers who challenge my ideas and help me build better products.