Curiosity has always been the driving force behind my career. I became a designer because I wanted to understand the world around me and improve it. That instinct to question, customise, and reimagine led me to discover just how powerful design can be in shaping people’s lives.

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Over the years, that creative drive has grown into a deep appreciation for complex problems, system thinking, and the shared process of building things that matter. I care about work that makes a real difference. Whether I’m framing a problem, designing an interface, or shaping a roadmap, my goal is always the same: make the world better, together.

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I’m especially drawn to mission-driven work, projects that serve the public good, drive meaningful change, or influence policy. I believe design can be a strategic tool for shaping not just products, but the systems and decisions behind them. I’m excited by opportunities where design intersects with, education, advocacy, governance, and long-term impact.
 

Outside of work, I spend time exploring and creating art with my partner, who’s an architect. Last year, we brought an interactive art piece to Burning Man, you can check it out here. I also created a speculative thesis on how creativity can fight corruption, you can read about it here.  I also love spending time with my dog in nature and finding new ways to explore my creativity though an experimental mindset.