I've always been the kid with a sketchbook. Doodling ideas into lines on paper and obsessing over the invisible details that shape experiences.

That curiosity led me to study Cognitive Systems at the University of British Columbia, where I explored how humans perceive and emotionally engage with design.

But it was my first hackathon that flipped a switch: I realized design isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s problem-solving, storytelling, and craftsmanship so seamless people never see the work behind it.

Now, as a product designer, I channel that same curiosity into intentional questions: How does this feel? What’s the simplest path to "aha"? Along the way, I’ve grown a tech community of 800+ students in Vancouver, where diverse perspectives remind me that great design starts with listening.

Fun facts: I love to doodle, listen to dubstep, and have a strange obsession with my Dyson V12 vacuum.