I started my career in architecture, where I learned to think in systems: how structures hold together, how parts connect, and how design decisions ripple through a whole. That foundation pulled me toward digital products, and I transitioned into Product Design through self-directed learning and hands-on work.

Since then, I've designed for industries where the systems are genuinely hard: construction technology, financial platforms, and scientific research tools. The domains change, but the challenge is the same. Expert users, dense data, high stakes, and interfaces that need to make all of it feel manageable. That's the work I'm drawn to everyday.

Outside of design, I train Jiu-Jitsu and katana martial arts, which keep me disciplined and consistent. I also cycle and produce cinematic video content, exploring storytelling through visuals.