Over the past few years, I’ve grown from interning across domains—tourism, SaaS, and early-stage startups—to leading product experiences end-to-end at a fast-moving startup. That journey shaped my approach: balancing user intuition with strategic clarity, and scaling products with care.

I’ve had the privilege of working alongside brilliant designers, PMs, engineers, and founders—each collaboration teaching me that variety in minds is a virtue in teams. I thrive in that space where opinions stretch and sharpen the outcome.

My creative process has always been iterative and grounded in inquiry. What anchors me is this: good products are never just well-designed—they’re well-decided.

That said, I’m the person who’ll happily do 17 iterations if that’s what the idea needs. I believe in thoughtful tension—the space between what’s desirable, viable, and feasible. And I’ve found that the best solutions often come from staying with the mess just a little longer. Design gave me the lens; product gave me the map. Together, they let me build what’s not just functional, but memorable.

Outside the wireframes and roadmaps, I slow down. Walk to think. Write to process. Reflect often. I believe in quiet consistency, meaningful conversations, and the kind of work (and life) that feels just as good on the inside as it looks on the outside.