My UX story started in healthcare working with patients, doctors, and technicians. Those years taught me how to listen carefully, communicate clearly, and stay present with people in difficult moments.
Today, I bring that same human understanding into digital design. I care about how an interface feels, whether it asks too much of someone, whether it builds trust, and whether it disappears so people can focus on what they came to do.
I'm currently focused on human centered UX projects, including an AI assisted flower recommendation quiz for e-commerce. I'm exploring how conversational experiences can gently improve the way people discover and choose products.
I completed Medical High School and began studying Computer Science and Informatics. This was the beginning of connecting medicine and technology two fields focused on helping people.
I volunteered in a medical environment for six months and completed a national certification exam. This experience strengthened my discipline, responsibility and empathy in working with people.
I worked in a dental clinic alongside three doctors. I am deeply grateful for their mentorship, which shaped my understanding of teamwork, precision, and a human-centered approach.
I graduated as a Computer Science and Informatics Engineer. After that, I took time to reset, spend time with family, and explore creativity through everyday life.
I discovered UI/UX design unexpectedly and immediately connected with it. I started learning with a mentor, working on my first projects, and developing design thinking skills.
I completed my first junior UX/UI portfolio with three projects. I am currently actively looking for opportunities to grow and contribute to real world products.
I'm currently looking for a full-time role where I can grow as a designer and help build products people genuinely enjoy using.