I first discovered design not in a classroom, but in the way I kept questioning how thing works around me while observing people, noticing what they are doing and how. Doing architecture wasn’t my choice, but something that felt meant for me. It gave me a lens to explore those questions. Still, a part of me was restless. I’ve always been drawn to asking questions, understanding people, learning new things, trying, failing, and following my curiosity wherever it leads.

One day, out of nowhere, someone stumbled upon my work on Instagram. A casual conversation turned into a revelation "UX design". The more I dug in, the more it felt less like a new career and more like an extension of what I already loved—understanding people, observing their behaviors, and creating things that truly respond to their needs.

During my Master’s, I explored multiple paths—writing a research paper that eventually got published, experimenting across different design domains, and asking a new question: why are people doing what they’re doing? This question added another layer to the ones I had always asked, giving greater meaning and context to my earlier curiosities.

Now, as a Product Designer at Torus Digital, a fintech company, I get to weave all those threads together—architecture’s eye for detail, UX’s focus on people, and my own drive to keep learning. For me, design is a behavior, shaped through every problem I solve and every story I tell.