I design interfaces that turn complex systems into seamless experiences, increasing efficiency, improving decision-making, and getting users to outcomes faster.
In 2025, one of my healthcare designs won the National Healthcare Group Innovation Award, recognised for significantly reducing clinical training costs. This is what designing for high-stakes, complex systems looks like when done right.
My path to the UX world wasn't a conventional one: A mechanical engineering degree taught me Systems Thinking. Curiosity pulled me toward how people think. I taught myself UX through volunteering, building community, and freelance projects, and eventually made the full switch.
Now I'm moving into the next frontier, AI-native design. I'm currently working on AI agent flows, designing not just interfaces, but the logic and interaction models that make AI Agentic systems usable and trustworthy for the end users.
