Curiosity has always been my starting point, how people move through spaces, why they pause, and what nudges them forward. That led me to architecture, sketching plans and mapping flows, until I realized I cared less about walls and more about the invisible experiences between them.

That shift pulled me toward UX, where I could blend research, systems thinking, and visual design to untangle messy problems. Since then, I have worked with teams at Vestian Global, Age Brilliantly, FastFlyrr, and Rutgers Human Computer Interaction Lab, moving from physical environments into digital products while keeping the same goal: help people feel oriented, supported, and heard.

Now, as a UX designer and graduate student at Rutgers, I focus on human centered, scalable design, especially where complex tools or services need to feel simple and approachable. I am most energized when research, content, and interaction design come together to turn complexity into clear, grounded paths forward.