I started in fiber science and fashion design at Cornell University, where I learned to blend research, creativity, and a deep understanding of people and trends.

But over time, I found myself drawn to multidisciplinary fields under the umbrella of human-centered design like architecture, systems thinking, and eventually digital experiences - a space where I could solve broader problems, create meaningful social impact, and design experiences that genuinely make life easier for people.

Now I have 2+ years of experience and over time, have developed a design philosophy centred on advocating for users through research and validation, balancing their needs with business and technical constraints, and shaping solutions that work for everyone involved.