Growing up, my family believed that I would either become an inventor or a lawyer, depending on whether my passion for creating great products or advocating for good ideas was stronger.

At Orange County School of the Arts, I had the opportunity to explore numerous disciplines in the visual and performing arts, but struggled to choose a single path to pursue.

In college, I decided to study business finance — hard left turn, I know — as I felt that I needed some more practical knowledge to apply to my skillset. I’m glad I did.

After some time working in advertising agencies, I discovered that I didn't want to sell great products, I wanted create them.

In 2019, I attended a UX Design bootcamp in Berlin, Germany — (why not?) — and fell in love with the field that perfectly combines what I love most about business, technology, and creating cool things that people love.

I have found my niche in complex enterprise software. I find these types of challenges incredibly energizing because they involve intricate and crucial tools that users heavily rely on.