ABOUT ME

I design for how people understand things.

I'm a product designer interested in how research, data and human-centred thinking can make complex systems feel simpler and digital experiences easier to use.

I spent two years as an analyst working across numbers, systems and data. I still loved untangling complex issues, but I wanted to bring that same clarity into more creative, human-centred work. Design became the space where I could turn poor user experiences into intuitive interactions.

What draws me to design isn’t just how products look, but how people experience, understand and move through them. I enjoy turning those insights into thoughtful, considered experiences.

BASED IN SYDNEY, SIPPING ON A FLAT WHITE ^^

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HOW I DESIGN

RESEARCH-LED

I start with people, context and evidence before deciding what to design.

SYSTEMS-MINDED

I connect content, flows and interactions so the experience makes sense end-to-end.

OUTCOME-FOCUSED

I design for behaviour, usability and value, not just polished screens.

MY JOURNEY

SYSTEMS

Analyst · KPMG

Helped people make decisions through complex systems, information and stakeholder needs.

CUSTOMERS

Home Fragrance Co. + LEGO

Worked close to customer behaviour across e-commerce, marketing and retail experiences.

NOW

Master of Interaction Design · UTS

Completing a Master of Interaction Design and looking for product, UX and content design opportunities where clarity, research and thoughtful digital experiences matter.

CURRENT FOCUS

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STUDYING

Master's of Interaction Design at UTS, Data Analytics stream

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RECOGNISED FOR

ONCIO redesign for Start Beyond, awarded Outstanding Individual Merit

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LOOKING FOR

Product, UX and content design opportunities.

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BUILDING

AI-assisted design workflows

AREAS I’M DRAWN TO

MAKING THINGS MAKE SENSE

PRODUCT THINKING

CUSTOMER BEHAVIOUR

THOUGHTFUL INTERFACES

RESEARCH-DRIVEN DESIGN

MEANINGFUL TECH

INFO ARCHITECTURE

OUTSIDE OF DESIGN

I'm usually collecting stickers, hopping between cafes and bookstores, or saving tiny details for later inspiration.

CURIOUS ABOUT THE DETAILS?

For the full story, take a look at my resume.

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