Who am I?

In a small suburb of Silver Spring, Maryland, a designer was born. When asked what I wanted to be when I grew up, my answer changed frequently. At one point, I wanted to be an architect; at another, I wanted to create video games. I even considered becoming an illustrator. The motivation to create was always present, but it wasn't until high school that I truly embraced my path as a designer. I took it as a sign when I enrolled in nearly every design course my school offered and still felt the urge to continue learning.

With that determination, I sought a warmer environment and went to Savannah, Georgia. After graduating from SCAD in 2020 with a BFA in Graphic Design, I embarked on a career as a full-fledged freelance designer.

Graduating during the pandemic presented its fair share of challenges, the most prevalent challenge being that design jobs were scarce. After a brief stint in the freelance market and some part-time work in retail, I secured a position at Deloitte. Now the challenge was to prove myself as a graphic designer, but as projects came my way, I found myself taking on many new roles, with the most significant of them being UI/UX designer. From PowerPoint graphics to maintaining robust design systems, if it was tagged for a designer, I took it on.