I started in software testing, where I learned how products work and where they break.

Moving into frontend development taught me how ideas become working software. Over time, I became more interested in the decisions behind the interface, which problems matter, who experiences them, and what makes a solution useful. That led me to product design.

That background still shapes how I work. I think through edge cases, understand implementation constraints, and collaborate closely with engineers.

Outside work, I’m usually like playing video games or pool, listening to music, and singing.