I’m a UX Designer shaped by curiosity, systems thinking, and a personal journey toward living well.

How someone is feeling shapes how they experience everything around them, including the software they depend on. Designing for people who solve operational problems under pressure made that concrete, and it changed how I see the people I design for: as people carrying real weight in what they do.

It also shaped how I think about what design is for. When something complicated turns into something a person can just get done, life gets a little lighter. That’s the part I care about.

That belief shows up from the very start of a project. Discovery is the stage I like most: the first contact with a problem I don’t understand yet, learning how someone else actually does their job, the constraints they live with, the dynamics you only notice once you look closely.

Getting the problem right matters more to me than rushing to a solution. After that, building is where it gets fun: turning what I learned into prototypes, testing whether a direction holds, sweating the hierarchy and the interaction logic until they feel obvious. AI tools like Claude, ChatGPT, and Figma AI are part of how I work now, mostly for moving from research to something real without losing momentum.

I come from Graphic Design, and I’ve worked across enterprise logistics, education, fintech, and the public sector. I like working shoulder to shoulder with cross-functional teams, and I’m comfortable when things are still ambiguous. Method, steady progress, and learning as I go are all part of the craft for me.

Outside work, I recharge with coffee, video games, and vinyl, and I’m a home cook you can trust with dinner.