I’m a UX researcher and designer working at the intersection of emerging technology, human behavior, and accessibility. My work focuses on understanding how people experience complex systems—such as XR, AI-powered devices, and data-driven products—and translating those insights into clear, actionable design directions.

With a background in psychology and digital content, I’m particularly interested in the moments where technology breaks down in real life: when systems feel confusing, overwhelming, or inaccessible. I approach these moments not as isolated usability issues, but as opportunities to improve clarity, comfort, and trust through human-centered design.

I’ve worked across commercial products, research-driven prototypes, and exploratory concepts, from fintech platforms to XR headsets and tangible interaction systems. Across these contexts, I value rigorous research, thoughtful synthesis, and close collaboration with designers, engineers, and product teams.

Currently, I’m exploring how immersive and wearable technologies can move beyond novelty and become reliable, inclusive parts of everyday life.