Art and design have been a constant throughout my life. That pull toward creativity led me to pursue a formal design education, initially with the intention of becoming a graphic designer. But one course shifted my perspective entirely: Interaction Design. It introduced me to a side of design focused not just on how things look, but on understanding problems, behaviors, and why solutions work.

While visual design remains my foundation, over 5+ years across multiple domains I’ve learned to design with users at the center and business outcomes in mind. Driven by curiosity, I challenge assumptions, map complexity, and shape solutions that address real needs without overcomplicating the journey.
Simply put, I love making things make sense.