I have over 7 years of experience in design. I started working with computers at the age of 5, as my parents worked in the tech field. This early exposure made me interested in learning new software and tools, which later led me to study software engineering and specialize in UX and UI design.

What I enjoy most about my work is turning ideas into real and impactful products. I love solving challenges and helping startups and businesses improve their services and products. Over the years, I’ve worked on projects in different industries like finance, education, and software, which has given me a broad understanding of users and business needs.

When I was 12, I discovered robotics, which fascinated me. I pursued it actively through high school and early university, even participating in robotics competitions. These experiences taught me problem-solving skills and teamwork.

Collaboration is a key part of my work. I’ve been part of many teams where teamwork helped us achieve great results. In every project, I’ve tried to bring positive and lasting changes, and I’m proud of the outcomes we’ve achieved together.

I am always learning and expanding my knowledge, especially through resources like the Interaction Design Foundation (IDF). The courses and materials I’ve studied there have been incredibly helpful in deepening my understanding of UX and keeping me up-to-date with the latest design trends and best practices.

I enjoy learning new things and sharing knowledge with others. Teaching and learning are both exciting for me, and they inspire me to grow personally and professionally.

In addition to my work, I’ve been part of a social project with my school friends to build schools in underprivileged areas of my country, which has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life.

In my free time, I love cooking and experimenting with food, as well as watching movies to relax and stay inspired.

I’m always looking for ways to learn and improve and hope to continue creating better user experiences that make a difference.