My Backstory

My journey into the world of design is woven through with threads of economics and data, painting a rich tapestry that stretches beyond the conventional boundaries of UI/UX design. I began my academic career in economics, a field that sharpened my analytical skills and deepened my understanding of systemic interactions and human decisions. This foundation in economic principles ignited my curiosity about how products and systems influence human behavior, leading me naturally into the realm of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI).

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With a Master's degree in HCI from Northeastern University, I delved deeper into the cognitive processes that govern human interaction with technology. My studies equipped me with tools to not only observe but also to understand and predict user behaviors, bridging the gap between human needs and technological solutions.

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As a visual storyteller, I transform complex data into clear, compelling designs that communicate more than functionality—they evoke feeling and action. My design philosophy is rooted in empathy, crafted by the hands of a designer who sees beyond the pixels to the people they touch. Through each project, I aim to create experiences that are not merely used but are integral to the lives of those who interact with them.

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This narrative of blending economics, data, and human-centered design is central to my professional identity. It's a story of convergence—where analytical rigor meets creative innovation, where every line, shape, and color is imbued with purpose, and where technology meets humanity.

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Explore my portfolio to see how each project is not just designed but narratively constructed to reveal the power of integrating human insights with digital solutions. Here, you will discover how I use design to make technology accessible, engaging, and impactful—transforming everyday interactions into meaningful experiences.