I'm a UX/UI designer who cares about the full picture, from the logic of a flow to the details of a component that nobody will notice until it's wrong.

My work sits at the intersection of UX and UI. I'm drawn to the craft of building things that are both well-structured and well-considered, design systems, interfaces, and workflows that hold up under real use. I've shipped features through countless iterations, and that moment when something finally works the way it should is still what drives me.

I've always worked best in close collaboration, with engineers, with other designers, with product. I believe 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 and there's room to do the work properly.

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