I believe that as technology becomes increasingly inseparable from our daily lives, designers have a moral responsibility to make complex systems that are not only usable, but meaningful. Everyone deserves to understand and feel empowered by the tools that shape their world. My academic background in literature and writing taught me how clarity, tone, and, narrative shape human understanding-- skills I now apply to the design of digital and physical experiences. What began as a fascination with technical communication in my undergraduate years evolved into a deeper pursuit: crafting interfaces, products, and stories that empower people, especially those who feel overlooked by conventional design. Over the past four years, I've written for technology companies, built digital content systems, and explored the visual and structural logic of design through journalism, web development, and graphic design. Now, as a UX Design Master's student, my focus is on the intersection of functionality and emotion-- designing experiences that merge technical precision with expressive form, bridging the gap between art, engineering, and human experience.

In my spare time, I enjoy playing guitar, sketching, and riding bikes. Lately, I’ve taken an interest in restoring vintage Japanese wristwatches.