I thrive on collaboration, asking thought-provoking questions, and exploration, both professionally and in the wild.
TLDR
I'm known for
Asking "why" one more time
Building tools to make life easier
My love for/excessive use of flowcharts
Pushing myself personally & professionally
Bringing people together (a passion of mine)
Turning behavioral insights into better experiences
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BUILDER
Always making things make sense
Design didn't always involve products for me. In research, it meant defining variables, choosing the right metholdolgy, and designing studies that made abstract ideas measurable. In everyday life, it meant reorganizing information, workflows, and systems until they made more sense.
Today, that instinct shows up in many forms. Sometimes it's a user flow or lifecycle campaign. Increasingly, it's building lightweight tools and automations that solve real problems.
With AI lowering the barrier between idea and execution, I've found myself drawn to making things, not just designing them. The goal remains the same to create clarity, reduce friction, and help people move forward.
INQUIRER
Endlessly curious about people from the start
One of my earliest memories is looking up at a plane overhead and realizing I'd never meet everyone on it (or in the world). It was oddly devastating. Who are they, where are they going, what are they like?
That curiosity shaped much of my early career. I studied Psychology, worked in a research lab, and later earned a Master's in Cognitive Science, where I explored emotion, attention, and decision-making through the lens of the brain and body. I was fascinated by understanding people, but I wanted to do more than explain behavior, I wanted to shape experiences.
UX and product design gave me that opportunity. Today, I still ask the same questions I did as a researcher, but now I use the answers to create products, services, and systems that help people navigate the world with greater confidence and clarity.
EXPLORER
Embracing uncertainty through experience
I've lived in three countries, traveled to 17+, learned a new language (German), and picked up most of my favorite outdoor hobbies as an adult. While the adrenaline certainly helps, it's the challenge of being a beginner and learning curve that keeps me coming back.
Mountain biking, like many of the experiences I seek out, demands presence, adaptability, and a willingness to fail repeatedly before improving. It has taught me to stay curious, trust the process, and lean on the people around me who know more than I do.
I learn best by doing, especially alongside others, and I seek out experiences that stretch me mentally, physically, and socially. The same mindset carries into my professional life, where I stay open, embrace uncertainty, and never assume there's only one way forward.
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