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Currently leading product strategy at VitalView AI, where I turn complex medical scans into clear, high-trust workflows for clinicians.
Worked on B2B projects used by teams at
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I started in architecture, moved through VR and AR, and into digital products. The medium changed, but the focus stayed the same: how people understand, navigate and act within a system.
I’ve worked across heavy machinery, logistics, automotive and healthcare, often learning unfamiliar systems before shaping the experience around them.
Most teams I’ve worked with had limited UX processes. I learned to introduce research, usability testing and collaboration in ways that fit fast-moving teams.
My role often spans research, product, strategy, stakeholders and design, helping me balance user needs with business goals and team realities.
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My journey into design started with architecture, where I became interested in how people interact with the spaces around them. That interest eventually took me into VR, AR, and digital products. The medium has changed, but I've always enjoyed figuring out how things work and how people experience them.
I've worked across different industries, from heavy machinery and logistics to healthcare AI. Each came with unfamiliar systems, people, and problems to understand. That's one of the things I enjoy most about my work: learning a new domain, asking questions, and making sense of how things actually work.
I'm naturally quiet and observant, and I tend to listen more than I speak. But give me an interesting design problem, and I'll have plenty of questions.
These days, I'm particularly interested in how people interact with AI, especially when the technology is complex and the decisions people make with it really matter.








