Architect.
Developer.
Designer.

I design products by solving how they work before how they look. Architecture taught me that good systems are invisible — the best design is the structure no one notices.

When I moved into frontend development, I learned that strong design decisions depend on understanding how things get built. It's not about limiting creativity — it's about having the right information. That approach helps me separate ideas that look good from solutions that actually get built.

Throughout my career, I've worked closely with founders, product leads and engineering teams on high-impact decisions — aligning on what is possible, what is necessary, and what we're willing to give up. That's where the best work happens.