Becoming a designer was never part of my original plan. Like most people, I was set on the conventional path—engineering. And so, I took the leap, enrolling in an engineering course that … wasn’t just another run-of-the-mill choice but something uniquely intriguing.

Art was always in the background for me. I never pursued it professionally, but I somehow understood the depth behind it every piece that conveyed more than what met the eye. I could see meaning in art, but I never thought it would lead me anywhere—until my first year of engineering.

While everyone was diving headfirst into coding, I followed suit. I enjoyed it, but something kept pulling me elsewhere. Then, almost like fate, I stumbled upon product building—not just the code behind it, but the why behind every interaction, every button, every design choice.

Suddenly, I wasn’t just looking at objects—I was analyzing them. A simple sharpener, a mouse, a door handle—everything had a reason behind its form and function. Observation became second nature to me, almost like a secret superpower. And just like that, I found my passion in UX design—the perfect blend of logic and creativity, structure and intuition.