Before becoming a designer, I went through a period of career exploration.
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I started as a campus journalist — I loved face-to-face communication, listening deeply to people’s stories. There was something magical about sitting across from someone and seeing the world through their eyes.
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But over time, I found myself wanting more than just one-on-one conversations.
I became increasingly curious about the underlying logic behind group behavior, especially in the context of the business world. That curiosity led me to study business and focus on consumer marketing insights.
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Yet soon, I realized: instead of only analyzing human behavior, what if I could shape it?
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‍In 2021, I found my path in interaction design. Since then, I’ve been exploring how people think, feel, and connect — recently completing my Master’s in HCI at the University of Michigan.
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Throughout all these shifts, something has remained constant:
‍my deep interest in people, and curiosity to learn.