“I look beyond the obvious, asking questions and listening closely to understand what people really need.”
My background is in computer science, where I first learned to think through systems, logic and how things work. But while writing code during my undergraduate studies, I found myself paying increasing attention to the interface itself: how information was organised, how interactions felt and how small design decisions could shape the way people used a product. This interest led me to pursue a master’s degree in Human–Computer Interaction.
During my studies, I was introduced to UX/UI design through research methods, design processes and hands-on projects. The more I learned, the more I realised that design gave me a way to combine analytical thinking with empathy and creativity. What I enjoy most is the process as a whole: identifying a problem, learning from users, exploring different possibilities and seeing whether the final solution genuinely works without creating new ones along the way.