My path started with an undergrad degree in human-centered design, where I focused on UX research and how people use technology, physical and digital. That's where I found the part of the work I love most, digging into the why behind a problem, figuring out which problems are worth solving and how to actually get there.

After that, my family moved to the US and I landed a role as a product designer. This is where the research turned into practice and I got hands-on with implementation and the craft of design itself. I wanted a deeper foundation, and with AI reshaping everything, it felt like the right time to go back to school. So I attended University of Maryland for a master's in Human-Computer Interaction, where I got involved in clubs, worked with real clients, and got a much clearer picture of the industry.

I am interested in working with fragmented systems, the kind where information is scattered and hard to navigate and I focus on bringing that into something clear and usable. Currently I am looking for my next opportunity!