My career did not start out in design. My first passion was engineering, but I found myself constantly drawn to how people interacted with products, which pulled me into UX.

One of my biggest shifts came when I struggled with a product that my parents found confusing. I realized that empathy mattered as much as technical precision — and that changed how I approached my work.

Now, I focus on creating user-centered designs backed by research. I’ve led projects that improved customer satisfaction, and I’m passionate about bridging data with design storytelling.

Looking ahead, I want to keep shaping experiences that make technology feel intuitive and human, especially in emerging spaces like AI-driven tools.