I started out studying computer science and spent my early career working as a full-stack developer. Building products from the engineering side taught me how systems work, but it also made me notice something else: the hardest problems weren’t always technical. They were human.

Why do people struggle with tools that are supposed to help them? Why do some products feel intuitive while others need a manual? That curiosity eventually pulled me toward design.

Today, I’m pursuing a Master’s in Human-Computer Interaction at the University of Maryland, where I focus on designing thoughtful, usable digital products. My background in engineering helps me bridge design and development, so ideas don’t just stay in Figma, they actually ship.

I enjoy turning complex ideas into simple, clear experiences. I think about systems, scalability, and the small details that make a product feel obvious to use.

At the end of the day, I’m interested in one thing: making technology work better for people.