Before stepping into the world of design, I earned a bachelor's degree in Agribusiness—a field that blends agriculture and business. During my studies, I spent most of my time out in the farmland, growing corn and vegetables or interviewing farmers. One of the most valuable lessons I learned from that experience was: "Just try it."

Rather than waiting for plants to grow, I was drawn to the fast-paced world of technology. I started my career at BenQ, where I worked on consumer electronics and contributed to a variety of projects, including a digital signage content creation app, webcam software, and K-12 enterprise user onboarding research.

Wanting a more structured approach to user research and product design, I moved to New York to pursue my graduate studies at Pratt Institute. This journey has allowed me to refine my skills and deepen my understanding of how design can create meaningful user experiences.