A little about my background
I started my design career drawing floor plans as an interior designer. Somewhere along the way I transitioned from physical spaces to digital screens.
I spent 7 years designing homes and offices for people, which gave me strong sense of visual design instincts and a very high tolerance for iterations and feedback.
I also wore the hat of a wall muralist for almost a year and worked on 10 murals, it was very fun and sometimes chaotic.
Being a designer makes one realize the importance of small intentional decisions which makes experiences feel thoughtful, clear, and human; and my experience of 9 years as a designer has taught me that exactly.
From interior spaces to digital products, my design journey has always been rooted in human-centered thinking
Speaker at UXPA Boston 2026, moderating a panel on digital surveillance in universities, and being the only student panelist in an interdisciplinary discussion on algorithmic justice in AI.*
*I’m very humble, obviously :P
Wall Murals
Interior Design
Things I like
I love lines, so I keep drawing them in my iPad or sketchbook in my free time. I have a thing for old buildings like palaces, heritage structures, the kind of places where you can't stop thinking about the lives lived within those walls.
History videos are a bit of a rabbit hole for me, usually the kind that are supposed to be fifteen minutes and are somehow two hours. And I never miss a chance to catch a sunset.
