Human-centered thinking
I believe technology should help people make better decisions and feel more confident, especially when a system feels complex or unfamiliar.

A LITTLE ABOUT ME
I am a UX and service designer with a Bachelor's background in Urban Planning and Urban Design. After moving into Design for Social Innovation, I began focusing on AI-driven UX design and how complex systems can become intuitive, human experiences.
I believe technology should help people make better decisions and feel more confident, especially when a system feels complex or unfamiliar.
I enjoy exploring new tools, technologies, and perspectives, then translating what I learn into practical design opportunities.
My urban planning background helps me understand relationships between people, environments, products, and the larger systems around them.
I care about experiences that solve real problems and create clearer paths forward, not only visual solutions.
MFA Design for Social Innovation
Bachelor's Degree
Research, spatial analysis, and design strategy across urban contexts.
AI-driven UX, service design, and product experience work.
User interviews, synthesis, system mapping, and design opportunity framing.
Outside of project work, I stay curious through everyday observation, creative experiments, and small moments that keep design feeling human.