Making 'things' human
To me, design is about more than solving problems—it’s about making things truly human. In a world increasingly shaped by AI and automation, I believe empathy, clarity, and integrity in design matter more than ever.
With a background in industrial design and a Master’s in Digital Design, I bridge the physical and digital—combining hands-on research, systems thinking, and a user-centered mindset.
I began my career designing and researching medical and surgical devices for global brands like Philips Healthcare and Johnson & Johnson, both in-house and in agency settings. This taught me the power of empathy, usability, and high-stakes decision-making.
As technology advanced, so did my curiosity. I shifted into digital product design to explore more connected, data-rich systems—expanding my skill set to meet the needs of users navigating increasingly complex digital environments.
Today, I design thoughtful digital products that simplify complexity and empower users. I thrive in multidisciplinary teams and love turning research into meaningful, human-centered solutions that deliver real impact.