My career started in Chemical and Biochemical Engineering.
Both of my parents worked in STEM, so that’s where I began too. I chose chemical engineering for the challenge. Those tough tests, long nights, and complex theories taught me what I was capable of.

I’ve always felt pulled between logic and creativity.
I think anyone who is both left and right brained knows how hard it can be to find a place in the world. At work, I was focused on systems and efficiency. Outside of work, I fed a different side of myself through painting, drawing, and reading dense philosophy and theology. I felt split in two and looked for ways to bring those parts together.

That turning point came on the factory floor.
I was working at a Fortune 500 company, and one project involved hideous HMI screens that were functional but hard for operators to use. I redesigned them to be clearer and easier on the eyes. That’s when I stumbled into UX. I loved how it combined systems thinking, logic, empathy, design, and creativity.

So I took a leap.
I quit my job, joined a coding bootcamp, and earned product certifications. I liked UX, but the breadcrumb trail led me to Product. It brought together everything I was looking for: a mix of design, business, and coding. It gave me the space to blend logic and creativity in building tools that are both functional and meaningful.

Today, I design and manage fintech products with a focus on UX and systems.
My work spans product strategy, interface design, and cross-functional execution. Outside of work, I explore the intersection of psychology, art, and storytelling through film, side projects, and a steady stream of books.

Check out what I’m reading here on Goodreads.

Also check out my YouTube Channel. It explores the INFJ mind (MBTI personality), Jungian theory, cognitive functions, and inner growth.