I’ve always been drawn to how things are made — the structure behind a product, the intention behind a design, and the experience created when someone interacts with it.

  My background began in traditional craftsmanship and 3D design, where precision, material understanding, and visual clarity were the foundation of my work. That early training taught me how decisions at the smallest level can shape the final experience.

  As my work evolved, I became increasingly interested in how people use the things we create — how they behave, what they notice, and how design and function meet in real-world contexts. This led me to study UX principles, usability, and digital interaction patterns, expanding my focus from physical form to user-centered thinking.

  Today, I work in digital product management, where these threads come together. I enjoy translating ideas into structured processes, bridging creative and technical teams, and making sure every part of a product — from content to workflow — feels intentional and coherent. Whether I’m shaping product data systems, coordinating cross-team delivery, or refining a user path, I approach the work the same way I began: with care, curiosity, and a focus on how things truly function for real people.

  I value clarity, empathy, and thoughtful execution. And I enjoy being the person who sees both the craft and the system — the details and the bigger picture — and helps connect them.