Hi, I'm a UI/UX designer who started in Artificial Intelligence and somehow ended up caring way more about humans than machines (no offense to machines). I found my place in Human-Computer Interaction, where I get to obsess over how people think, behave, and occasionally rage-click buttons.

I'm very research-driven and very product-minded,I talk to users, sit with messy insights, and turn them into designs that actually make sense. I've interviewed users, built brands from scratch, designed AI-powered systems and worked across teams to make decisions rooted in empathy, psychology, and data, not just "this feels right."

Whether I'm mapping user journeys, designing interfaces, or my goal is simple: build experiences that feel intuitive, useful, and unmistakably human. If someone doesn't need a tutorial, I consider it a win.

I'm currently pursuing my Master's in HCI and working toward becoming a product designer in big tech focused on creating intelligent products that genuinely improve how people live, learn, and work

Basically, I design so technology behaves itself, and people don't have to fight it.