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Prior to becoming a designer, I worked as an acute care PT/OT tech assisting clinicians in mobilizing patients and restoring their functional strength back to baseline. The constant attentiveness, teamwork, and dedication required at the hospital shaped how I work as a designer today - prioritizing users and clients throughout my design process, while embracing collaboration, open-mindedness, and responsiveness to deliver high-quality work to create thoughtful, effective solutions for everyone.
My transition to UX/UI design has allowed me to still make an impact but in a way that motivates me to think outside the box. What draws me to UX/UI design is the intersection of empathy and problem-solving—it’s about deeply understanding people’s needs and creating intuitive, engaging experiences that improve their everyday lives. I’m passionate about crafting designs that are not only visually appealing but also functional, inclusive, and meaningful. As I grow in this field, I aim to keep learning, stay curious, and contribute to work that makes technology feel more human.
A peek into my past life…
Picture from the Houston Chronicle
