I've always enjoyed figuring things out. As a kid, that meant covering pages with math problems or sketching ideas to see how they might fit together. My mum used to say that once I set my mind on something, I’d find a way, and she was right. That mix of curiosity and persistence led me to engineering.

As a UX Engineer, I worked on complex user issues that required technical understanding, collaboration with designers and accessibility experts, and attention to detail. It taught me how thoughtful, cross-functional work can shape seamless user experiences.

Over time, I realized I wanted to design the experiences I was helping refine. I started learning UX design through study, practice, and mentorship, exploring how structure, behavior, and emotion come together to create intuitive and meaningful products.

Now, as a self-taught designer with an engineering background, I focus on creating experiences that are clear, thoughtful, and built to work beautifully for people.