As a professional Product Designer with a strong focus on sustainability and accessibility, I aim to create designs that make a meaningful impact on people's lives across the globe. With over three years of experience across 30+ projects in multiple design domains—from architecture to visual and industrial design—I discovered my passion for Product Design unexpectedly while developing a website for a friend’s business during my architectural practice (I hold a degree in Architecture). Since then, I have been dedicated to becoming a specialist in product design, interaction design, and visual design.

Currently, I am a User Experience Researcher at the Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering at Indiana University, working on co-creating embodied human-data interaction for informal learning environments & designing Augmented Reality for Indiana Avenue. I am also pursuing a master’s degree in Human-Computer Interaction at Indiana University, Indianapolis where I am contributing to various product-focused projects.

In addition, I co-founded BAD Concepts, a design studio that offers design services to enthusiasts driven by sustainability and collaborative efforts for change. I've had the privilege of working with diverse clients and industries, all while maintaining a consistent goal: to craft unique, beautiful, memorable, and highly usable designs that resonate with people.

With a deep passion for my craft, I enjoy engaging in discussions, traveling, and drawing inspiration from different styles, including maximalism, minimalism, and brutalism. I have a deep interest in emerging technologies such as AR/VR/MR, AI, and the one-tap revolution.

I’d love to connect and collaborate to create lasting impact together!