Growing up in New York City, I learned early on to notice patterns in the chaos — to find clarity where others saw noise. That instinct led me to design, where I could turn complexity into something intuitive, impactful, and human.

I’m drawn to the space where logic meets feeling — where interfaces shape behavior, and design becomes a language for care. For me, design isn’t just about how something looks — it’s about how it feels to use, and how it fits into people’s lives. It’s how I make sense of the world — and help others do the same.