01
The logical foundation
Systems Analysis
This is where I learned to think in logic, algorithms, and development. A foundation that still supports how I structure problems and communicate with engineering.
- Logic
- Development
- Technology
From logic to experiences.
From experiences to people
Senior Product Designer with a background in leadership, research, and strategy. I turn complex problems into clear, useful, and accessible experiences — connecting design, people, and business.
My journey
02
The eye for people
Graphic Design
Before I even knew the term UX, I looked to Design for the perspective I was missing. My background gave me a foundation in research methodology, digital projects, innovation, semiotics, typography, color, composition, visual communication, and usability.
- Research
- Methodology
- Typography
- Semiotics
- Composition
- Usability
03
The core practice
UX / Product Design
I discovered a field that connected exactly those two things: technology and people. Since then, I've been working with UX and Product Design, creating clearer, more useful, and more accessible experiences aligned with business goals.
- Research
- Strategy
- Usability
- Interfaces
- Accessibility
- Business
04
The team repertoire
Design Leadership
Leading designers for two years gave me an extra layer of repertoire: a systemic view of how design decisions happen within a team, across people, processes, and stakeholders. It wasn't a detour from practice — it was a way to understand design from another angle.
- Mentoring
- Processes
- Stakeholder alignment
- Autonomy
- Design culture
Where I want to work
My current moment is hands-on as a Product Designer. I'm looking for challenges where I can work from discovery to delivery, with depth in research and strategy; collaborate with cross-functional teams, close to product and engineering; apply my leadership repertoire as a facilitator and articulator; and build experiences that connect design, people, and business.
CONTACT
Let's talk?
I'm open to conversations about Product Design, Design Leadership, DesignOps and new opportunities.