I didn’t get into design through design, it started with games, understanding why some interactions just felt right. Today, I design products with that same goal: clarity, control, and experiences that make sense instantly.

I’m currently studying Health Education, which shapes how I approach design — especially in areas where information impacts real decisions. I’ve seen firsthand how people react to complex or sensitive data, and I design to reduce confusion and build trust.

I’ve worked across fintech and product design, helping simplify flows and improve user understanding. I’m also building a job-fit platform, driven by my own frustration with how broken job discovery feels today.

I’m naturally curious, always experimenting, always improving and yes, I’m a certified and professional shitposter and memelord. That energy didn’t disappear, it just got redirected. Now it shows up in how I think, how I communicate, and how I approach problems from angles most people wouldn’t.

Right now, I’m especially interested in roles where design meets real-world impact:

• Healthcare / Healthtech (where my background gives me an unfair advantage)

• Edtech (learning, behavior, and accessibility)

• Fintech (where I already have hands-on experience)

If you’re building in any of these spaces, or thinking about how design can drive real outcomes, I’m always open to a conversation.