Often called the Devil's Advocate by friends and colleagues, I'm the kind of person who opens ten tabs arguing both for and against the same question, obsess over why a door handle feels just a little off, and spend far too long wondering why some experiences become memories while others disappear by lunchtime.
Early on design became my way of making sense of the world. Over the past six years, I've designed products across healthcare, e-commerce, gaming, and emerging technologies, but what has always fascinated me isn't the interface—it's the people behind the screen. I love untangling messy problems, finding patterns where others see chaos, and turning complexity into something that feels almost obvious. Take a glimpse into my life through the gallery below.
Outside of work, you'll probably find me planning my next trip, writing a book, learning something completely unrelated to my career, attempting a new hobby just because it looked interesting, or disappearing down a rabbit hole about psychology, cities, history, or how people think. I believe curiosity compounds, and the best ideas often arrive when you're not looking for them.
I care deeply about craft, but I don't take myself too seriously. I appreciate thoughtful details, warm conversations, clever humor, and products that quietly make someone's day a little better. I'm equally happy sketching ideas on a napkin, debating why an interaction feels "off," or spending an afternoon perfecting two pixels that nobody will consciously notice—but everyone will subconsciously feel.
At the heart of it all, I simply love building things that make life feel a little more intuitive, a little more beautiful, and a lot more human.