I'm a curious designer that is always learning! I'm currently studying Systems Design Engineering at the University of Waterloo and previously designed at Arctic Wolf, CIBC, and most recently, Interac.
Ever since I could remember, I loved creating art. In high school, I studied in a visual arts program and taught competition math in my free time, fostering my creativity and problem-solving skills. This inspired me to pursue a career in design and an education in engineering, combining my love for visual creativity and analytical thinking.
My love for design really ignited after I competed in Adobe Creative Jams—fast-paced global design hackathons tackling real-world problems, and my success in these UX competitions gave me an exciting glimpse into the design world. Inspired to share my passion and help other students, I led various design teams, organized national design hackathons, and developed resources for thousands of aspiring designers.
I love traveling and have visited over 25 countries! Each journey provides an opportunity to immerse myself in new cultures and gain a deeper understanding of people around the world, enriching my global perspective!
When I'm not dreaming up designs, I love ...
🎨 Creating art! Check out some of my work here!
📖 Expanding my world view through diverse books and films!
🌱 Learning about new design trends, best practices, and growing as a designer!
Designed "Vola", an accessible mobile app prototype with voice-led features, visually inclusive colors, and user-friendly experiences for high school students seeking volunteering opportunities.
Built "Muze", an inclusive app prototype that enhances user engagement through innovative music discovery, sharing, and communication features focused on social connection.
Designed "Votify", a mobile app prototype that empowers voters during election by combating misinformation in a digital information age. Featuring fact-checking and innovative verification tools to ensure accuracy.
Designed an innovative product and app prototype that helps Alzheimer's patients with machine learning to reduce wandering, regulate routine, and enhance memory, which placed 2nd in Canada.
