When people ask me where I’m from, I hesitate with my answer. Where my parents are from, where I was born, and where I was raised, are all different continents. Having to adapt and learn things quickly, I’ve always been interested in people and how they move through the world. It’s easy for me to observe and empathize.

My curiosity has also led me to find joy in learning and teaching myself, especially if it’s an opportunity to fix or improve something. I am always grateful to live in a time that has search engines and Youtube. I get satisfaction from crafting custom solutions to specific problems. 

I began my career with a BFA in Fine Arts, but my path naturally shifted toward illustration and design—creating to solving a problem. This transition sharpened my skills as both a storyteller and communicator. Even so, I found myself drawn to fixing and improving things, which led me to UX design.

UX design became a path that made things come together for me. It combines learning about people (the users), being technical with the data from research, and the creativity needed to find interesting solutions. I am happiest when I'm learning new things - and each industry that needs UX design also becomes an opportunity to jump in and learn more about those worlds. 

I am excited to apply my abilities to solving problems that can make an impact, backed by research, and guided by users’ needs.