I'm a UX/UI designer who cares about the full picture. The logic of a flow, the structure of a system, the details of a component nobody will notice until it's wrong. I build things that hold up under real use, and that moment when something finally works the way it should is still what drives me.

I work best in close collaboration. Engineers, designers, product.
I think good collaboration is less about process and more about attitude: meeting people halfway, taking feedback seriously, and leaving ego at the door.

What I'm looking for next is a team that takes craft seriously, where design has a real seat at the table.

Because taste in UX/UI design isn't always knowing what looks good. It's knowing what's wrong.