About Me
I started my career as a software engineer, building and shipping systems. Over time, I found myself drawn less to the implementation itself and more to the impact. I wanted to understand how people actually experienced what I build, how are people benefiting from my work. In a sense, I wanted to be closer to the human side of what I do.
Slowly, as I get deeper and deeper into design, it started to feel a lot more natural than engineering. Honestly,
Outside of work, I’m usually out exploring, walking around the city, trying new restaurants, or just people-watching. I like observing how people interact with things in the real world, not just on screens. It’s a different kind of inspiration that doesn’t feel like “work,” but still shapes how I think about design.
