My Story

Not every designer starts their journey in design.

Mine began with a love for creativity long before I knew UX design existed. As a child, I was drawn to art, colors, and creating things that felt meaningful. That creative curiosity eventually led me to pursue a degree in Computer Science Engineering, where I learned how technology and digital products are built.

During my final year, I discovered UI/UX Design through an elective course, and everything clicked. It was the perfect blend of creativity, psychology, technology, and problem-solving. More importantly, it shifted my focus from building products to understanding the people who use them.

That realization inspired me to pursue a Master's degree in User Experience Research and Human-Computer Interaction at Arizona State University, where I deepened my expertise in research methods, accessibility, usability testing, and human-centered design.

Today, I'm a UXE User Testing Lead at Stellantis, leading full-cycle usability studies, expert evaluations, and large-scale surveys that shape how millions of people interact with next-generation automotive interfaces. Across 15+ projects, I've brought together analytical thinking and creative instinct to move research into real, impactful design decisions.

Whether I'm working on healthcare platforms, e-commerce experiences, or automotive dashboards, my goal remains the same:

To create products that people don't just use, but genuinely enjoy using.

Because great design isn't just about how something looks. It's about how it makes people feel.