I design systems and interfaces that make complex products feel structured, intuitive, and refined. My work brings together product thinking, research, and interface design to create clarity at scale.

I'm especially interested in the health and mental health space, where thoughtful design can have meaningful human impact. Building products in this area is a long-term direction I care deeply about.

I'm open to contributing to meaningful initiatives, including volunteer work, that support people in practical and human-centered ways.

Much of my creative inspiration comes from the visual language of everyday life — streets, signs, letterforms, walls, and movement. I'm particularly drawn to street photography, typography, and graffiti culture.

When I'm away from the screen, I'm usually riding through unfamiliar places, going for a run, or trying to stay honest with a daily sun salutation practice.