About

My background in Economics taught me to think in systems: incentives, trade-offs, market behavior, and the choices people make under constraints. My training in Industrial Design added another layer: how to make complex ideas usable, understandable, and meaningful in real life.

I started my career as a product designer, shaping user journeys and digital experiences for fintech, investment, and financial-service products. That design foundation gave me a strong sensitivity to clarity, trust, and detail — especially in products where users need to make high-consideration decisions.

As I moved into product management, my focus expanded from designing good experiences to owning product outcomes. I now work across discovery, strategy, UX, data, and delivery: identifying the right problems, aligning cross-functional teams, and shipping improvements that move core business metrics.

Today, as a Product Manager, I bring these perspectives together. I work across business strategy, user experience, data, and delivery to turn complex product problems into clear direction, shippable solutions, and measurable impact.

Outside work, I recharge through reading, travel, and observing how people interact with everyday systems. These quiet moments often sharpen the same curiosity I bring into product work: understanding why people behave the way they do, and how better systems can help them move forward.