Outside the work
More than a product designer, I'm someone who is constantly in motion, physically, intellectually, and creatively.
I find balance in movement: ballet classes that demand precision and presence, time at the gym that grounds me, and long walks that clear space for thinking.
I’ve always been drawn to things that require both structure and expression. Design is one of them, but so is dance, painting, and writing. I also write about product design and AI on Medium, partly to reflect, partly to stay ahead of how the tools we build are evolving.
What I'm curious about
I'm deeply curious by nature. I'm drawn to how systems work, whether that's a product, a piece of technology, or the way people behave inside them.
Lately, that curiosity has been focused on AI and its role in shaping product experiences. I enjoy exploring how intelligent systems can enhance clarity, reduce friction, and make complex tools feel more human.
Outside of screens, I look for inspiration in quieter places: theatre nights, ballet performances, new cities while traveling, unfamiliar food, and conversations that go beyond surface level.
I'm equally drawn to philosophy and astronomy, anything that expands perspective and reminds me how much there is still to understand.
What I'm working toward
I’m most excited by products that deal with real complexity: tools used by teams, systems that evolve over time, and experiences that need to stay clear as they scale.
That curiosity is what keeps pulling me toward AI, product design, and technical systems: not because they are complex, but because good design can make them feel understandable, useful, and human.
I also want to keep learning, about technology, people, and everything in between. Curiosity is what connects everything I do, and I don't see that changing.