With a background in Political Science and a Master’s in UX Design, I look beyond the interface to the infrastructure that powers it. For a long time, I thought my path to "making complex things simple" was through the legal field as an lawyer. I wanted to help people navigate the rigid, often confusing logic of institutional systems. However in 2019, I was introduced to the world of UX Design. I realized that instead of just helping people interpret broken systems, I could actually build better ones.

Today, my approach is rooted in the belief that the most powerful technology should also be the easiest to navigate. I don’t just design screens; I build intuitive digital systems that bridge the gap between technical complexity and human needs. I’m driven by the challenge of turning chaos into clarity, ensuring every interaction feels as functional as it is refined.