I’ve always loved making things—whether it was paper clothes for my pencil dolls, sticker packs with double-sided tape, or later, customizing Tumblr themes with HTML & CSS. I didn’t realize it then, but I was already drawn to design, structure, and how things fit together.

I studied psychology because I was curious about people—how they think, how they make decisions—but I kept coming back to designing, building, and problem-solving. When I rediscovered coding during COVID, I found UI/UX design, and everything finally clicked.

Now, I work as a digital experience designer, creating interactive, intuitive, and engaging digital spaces. My work is shaped by curiosity, collaboration, and a need to make things feel considered—both visually and in how they function. I like figuring things out, making connections between ideas, and seeing where that leads.