Good products have rhythm.
That’s what I design for.
I started my journey as a developer, building features and systems that worked exactly as intended. Over time, I became more interested in the decisions shaping the interface than the code behind it.
I noticed how small choices affected clarity, and how confident people felt using a product. That shift is what pulled me towards design.
I’m most drawn to early problem spaces, where the right answer isn’t obvious and the work is about setting direction before jumping into solutions.
I also sing!
Music trained me to pay attention to pacing, transitions, and how experiences unfold. You feel immediately when something is rushed, dragged out, or ends at the wrong moment.
I bring that same sensitivity into my design work. How a flow starts, where it pauses, how screens transition, and when an experience should end. Music taught me that timing is part of the product, not decoration.
Now, I’m finishing my master’s and excited about what comes next.
I care about working with teams that value craft, ask good questions, and build products people actually live with. I’m especially drawn to consumer-facing work, where details, flow, and tone quietly shape the experience.
If that sounds like your team, I’d love to talk.
