I am a UX generalist with 3 years of experience in web based consumer-facing products and assistive technologies. My design decisions stem from data-driven, insights my training in interaction design, visual design, and the need for inclusivity in the design process.
How did I get here? Glad you asked :D
My Bachelor's degree in Computer Science empowers my passion to build creative yet simple tech solutions for not-so simple problems. During my undergrad, I worked as a freelance product designer for a growing company called VisIoT. Working on an assistive tech product there, I honed my skills as a UX professional; understanding end-users' needs, empathizing with their experiences, identifying & involving stakeholders in the design process, and testing rapid prototypes - all while balancing engineering and business constraints.
Upon graduating in 2020, at a time of peak uncertainty for the world, I decided to venture into the unknown and start a small business called
The May Circle. I took on many responsibilities from product manager, designer, to developer. Along with many life lessons, this provided me with first-hand experience in product strategy, branding, and the importance of recognizing and serving business needs hence fueling my interest in UX Research for strategy.
I'm now at Georgia Tech getting my master's in Human Computer Interaction. My aim is to craft technologies that better people's wellbeing, aid their workflow, or simply spark joy.
