I didn’t start in design. I started in code—front end, back end, all the ends—until I realized I was more interested in why things were being built than how. That curiosity led me to product design, where strategy, empathy, and a little bit of healthy overthinking finally made sense together.

I like systems, I like structure, and I secretly love when a problem has no obvious answer—because that’s where the fun begins.

Design-wise, I live in the in-between: I love pastels and black, logic and emotion, data and instinct. And while I lean analytical, I try to make things that feel human—because if it doesn’t connect, what’s the point?

When I’m not designing, I’m probably overanalyzing song lyrics, hitting tennis balls, or drinking cold brew with alarming consistency.