My journey into design began at a young age. Around 8 or 9, I was captivated by early tech gadgets and spent hours exploring old computers and classic video games. I dove into Photoshop, creating digital art and refining my skills, which set the interest and early foundations for my future career.

Helping my brother with his design business, I took on tasks like masking pictures and finding assets. This hands-on experience taught me collaboration and attention to detail, crucial skills for a designer. It was such an amazing

In 2018, my interest deepened as I explored photography and design, asking real people about their needs and expectations to create meaningful work.

I started freelancing in photography, graphic design, and video editing, working from my cozy home office and learning with each project. My formal entry into professional design came in 2020 during my second year of college when I joined DailyObjects as a UX Intern. Here, I optimized the UX and CX for their mobile app and website, learning the ropes of user-centric design.

Balancing personal and freelance projects, I applied my growing skills to real-world problems. Later, at Tartan HQ, a B2B fintech startup, I focused on automating customer data and enhancing employee benefits. This startup environment reinforced my ability to thrive in fast-paced, high-growth settings and tackle complex challenges.

Today, I continue to push boundaries in design, working on cutting-edge projects and presenting my work to teams. My journey, marked by continuous improvement and innovation, recently led me to join an international design agency. This opportunity has broadened my horizons, allowing me to collaborate on diverse projects worldwide and bring fresh perspectives to the table.