I embarked on my professional journey with an Honours Bachelor of Commerce, majoring in Accounting and Finance at Toronto Metropolitan University. While interning as a Research Assistant, I stumbled upon the captivating world of UX design through a creatively designed client website. This discovery fueled my transition, and I am currently a graduate student at the University of Toronto, focusing on User Experience Design.

 

I am proficient in Figma, Balsamiq, and Adobe Photoshop. My experience encompasses user research, collaboration, and structured problem-solving. As a graduate student transitioning from Accounting and Finance to UX Design, my proficiency in analyzing complex financial data brings an eye for detail and structured problem-solving to the UX design process. Through internships as a Business Analyst and Research Assistant, I gained a profound understanding of business processes, bridging stakeholder needs with design solutions. This experience, coupled with a knack for user research and data interpretation, empowers me to approach UX challenges with a data-driven mindset. My adaptability and effective communication further enhance my value as a contributor to UX design teams.

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I am exploring the intersection of innovation, usability, and user experience. I believe great design should not only meet user expectations but also be aesthetically pleasing. Design, to me, is a collaborative and iterative process where decisions are based on user insights, supported by research, and aligned with strategic goals.

 

When not immersed in research and design, I find joy in travelling, exploring diverse movie genres, and attending concerts.