The human behind the design.

For me, design has always been about making sense of complexity. My path into UX wasn’t linear, but shaped by a series of explorations that continue to influence how I think about design today.

After moving to the U.S. in 2021, I began exploring my long-standing interest in graphic design through a specialization at the California Institute of the Arts. What started as a curiosity about visuals quickly evolved into a deeper interest in how people interact with digital products. I continued building on that foundation through a UI/UX specialization and a Graduate Certificate in UX and Visual Interface Design from the University of Washington, where I learned to connect research, usability, and interface design into cohesive, human-centered solutions.

Today, as a graduate with a Master’s in User Experience from Arizona State University (December 2025), I’ve grown into a designer who thrives at the intersection of psychology, research, and design. My work—from reimagining remote onboarding to simplifying complex learning platforms—reflects a consistent goal: creating experiences that balance usability with delight, and clarity with connection.

What excites me most about design is the balance of empathy and problem-solving: asking thoughtful questions, noticing the details that matter, and building solutions that genuinely help people. As I step into the next chapter, I’m excited to bring this mindset to teams and projects where design can make a meaningful impact.