With a degree in engineering and chemistry, I learned to think analytically, solve problems step by step, and pay close attention to detail. In labs, every variable mattered and I carry that same mindset into design.

Fun fact

Even before I knew what UX was, I loved visual problem-solving. One of my first wins was creating a university emblem in Microsoft Paint (yes, Paint!), and it actually won

Moving to the U.S. with very basic English taught me what it feels like to face barriers and crave clarity. That experience shaped how I design, with empathy for people who just want things to make sense.

I focus on making things simple, accessible, and intuitive so no one feels lost trying to use something that’s meant to help them.

How I put this into practice

Understand users first

I start by learning about the people who’ll use what I design

Design openly

I share early drafts, invite feedback, and refine fast

Make it useful

Good design should save time, remove friction, and make life easier