Designer.
Problem Solver.
Product Builder.

I didn't plan on becoming a designer.

A college project introduced me to Figma, and a simple shortcut—the Alt key—sent me down a rabbit hole of curiosity.

What started as learning a tool quickly became an obsession with understanding how products work and why they work that way.

Turns out curiosity is a pretty good compass.

What excites me most isn't the interface - it's the problem it's trying to solve.

I've worked directly with founders, international clients, and developers across different kinds of products. Every project taught me the same thing: great design is rarely about screens. It's about understanding the trade-offs, aligning people around them, and building something that actually works.

Lately I've been using AI to compress what used to take days into hours - not to skip the thinking, but to do more of it.

When I'm not designing, you'll probably find me at the gym, listening to music, following sports, or paying attention to small details most people overlook.

I'm endlessly curious about how things work—whether it's a product, a process, or an everyday experience.