My path wasn’t linear. I started as a graphic designer in an e-commerce company but quickly realized I craved something deeper—something more interactive, systematic, and human-centered. That’s when I discovered UX/UI design, and everything clicked.

I studied Social Sciences at European Humanities University, focusing on User Experience & Interaction Design. My thesis? An AR functionality project that pushed the boundaries of user interaction. Along the way, I took courses from leading design studios and tech giants, blending academic knowledge with real-world practice.