
From Psychology to UX
I'm a second-year master's student in Human-Centered Design and Engineering (HCDE) at the University of Washington, with a background in Psychology from the University of Michigan (Class of 2023).
My transition into UX design was inspired by firsthand experience observing how poorly designed technology limited communication between physicians and patients in remote areas. With a strong foundation in research and a deep understanding of human behavior, I bring an analytical and empathetic approach to my work. Combined with a lifelong interest for art and design, I'm dedicated to creating accessible, user-centered solutions.
My values
Learn fast, innovate faster
I embrace quick experimentation as an essential part of the innovation process. By testing ideas promptly, gathering insights from results, and iterating rapidly, I continuously refine solutions and drive better outcomes.
Think critically, grow openly
I value in-depth analysis and self-reflection to navigate every challenge. Constructive feedback allows me to continuously grow and turn every experience into an opportunity for improvement.
Teamwork makes the dream work
I believe by working together and combining diverse perspectives, we can create more inclusive and effective solutions. We should support each other and collaborate to achieve shared goals.
Create impact, one step at a time
I am driven by passion and curiosity to create meaningful solutions that truly serve others. Success lies in the journey and the positive difference we make, celebrating even the smallest steps forward.