My journey started in engineering, before I moved into industrial design to focus more strongly on human-centered thinking. What shaped my work most was learning that empathy matters more than theoretical knowledge, and that trying out beats overthinking.

UX design felt like a natural next step — combining structure, psychology and visual communication. Working closely with engineers in the IT industry eventually led me to deepen my technical understanding through a full-stack web development bootcamp.

Today, I work in the context of digital health and electronic health records, aiming to apply design and technology in a purposeful, societal context. I’m now curious about new opportunities where impact and thoughtful product work matter.