As a kid, I always thought I’d be a doctor because helping people has always been important to me. It felt like the best way to make a difference. But after high school, I realized that design could be my way of helping others. I started by making posters for a school project, and while it was fun, it didn’t quite feel like enough. I wanted my work to truly make a difference in people’s lives.

Then I found UX design, and everything clicked. I discovered a way to combine creativity with solving real problems for real people. That’s when I knew this was what I was meant to do.

As a designer, my mission is to create experiences that feel effortless and natural. I want to design solutions that just make sense to people, and make their lives easier and more enjoyable.

At the heart of it all, I’m still that person who wants to help others. Now, I get to do that through thoughtful design and creativity, making everyday experiences better for everyone.