I’ve always been drawn to how people interact with the world around them.
As a kid, I was the one reorganizing apps on every family phone, trying to “make them easier to use.” I didn’t know it then, but that curiosity became the foundation of my work today.

I studied Computer Science, which gave me the technical grounding to understand how things are built. But I found myself most excited not by the code itself, but by the moment someone understood or enjoyed the experience I designed. That realization led me into product design, where creativity and logic meet with real impact.

Since then, I’ve designed across finance, learning, accessibility, and social good, building products that feel intuitive, honest, and supportive. I’ve tried working on diverse set of problems from AI-informed currency tools to sensory-aware navigation concepts, always aiming to translate complexity into clarity.

As a designer, I believe in creating products that feel calm, thoughtful, and human. My inspiration comes from everyday life, small frustrations, delightful moments, and the invisible systems people move through. I love observing how people think, behave, and adapt, and turning those insights into experiences that make their day a little easier.