Frontend Developer & Designer

I didn't plan on being a developer who cares about design—it just happened.

My first real exposure to code was a Visual Basic class in high school. Something clicked, and I ended up studying Computer Science. But graduating meant I still had to figure out what kind of developer I actually wanted to be.

My first job threw me into Unreal Engine development for architectural visualization. As the company grew, so did what I was responsible for. We needed interface design—so I learned it. We needed a web application—so I built it. What started as just wearing multiple hats at a start-up turned into the realization that I genuinely love working where code meets design.

Turns out I have an eye for visual work, even though I never formally studied it. There's something satisfying about building interfaces that don't just work, but feel right—seamless, intuitive, beautiful. I care about the details that make experiences actually good.

These days I'm focused on frontend and design engineering roles where I can bring both technical skill and design thinking to products that help people.