Where design meets AI, engineering, and storytelling.

I started in computer science, studying AI and machine learning, and somewhere along the way I realized I was always more interested in the gap between what a system could do and what a person actually needed from it. That gap is where I ended up building my career.

I moved into UX and product design after my engineering degree because design is where both sides of my background actually connect. The technical foundation means I can read code, build functional prototypes using tools like Cursor, Lovable, and Framer, have real conversations with engineers about constraints, and understand what I am asking for when I spec an interaction. It also means when I design for AI products I am not guessing at how the system works.