I’m a curious and creative individual with a deep passion for exploring the world, both physically and intellectually. My love for travel has taken me to various corners of the globe, enriching my perspective and inspiring my approach to design. Outside of work, I enjoy immersing myself in a good book, challenging myself through Taekwondo, or unwinding with a crochet project. These hobbies keep me grounded and continuously remind me of the importance of balancing creativity with discipline.

I earned my degree in Information Science from Cornell University, where I concentrated on UX design. My academic journey was filled with courses that sharpened my design thinking, including Design and Computing for the Web and Human-Computer Interaction. These experiences laid a strong foundation for my career, equipping me with the tools to approach complex problems with a user-centric mindset. During my time at Cornell, I also began to understand the vital role that accessible design plays in shaping how people interact with technology.

Professionally, I’m driven by a commitment to making technology accessible to everyone, regardless of their background or experience. My internship at Arkestro, where I built a central intranet portal, reinforced my belief that there are no bad users—only opportunities for better design. I see UX design as a powerful tool for education, capable of easing the fear and anxiety many feel when faced with new technologies. My goal is to create intuitive and welcoming experiences that empower users to learn and grow confidently in a digital world.