I began my career as an advertiser, then moved into UX/UI in 2021, and knew I had found my calling.
During this journey, I’ve worked at:
Thanks to these varied experiences, I’ve become a versatile designer who can easily adapt to different industries, management styles, and budget constraints.
A photo of my first cherry blossom sighting at Trinity Bellwoods Park in Toronto, Canada.
What software and tools do you use? ⚙️
Design: Figma, FigJam, Miro, Illustrator, Photoshop, and my beloved pencil and paper.
Research: Excel, Maze, Slides, Zoom.
Collaboration: Google Suite, Microsoft Suite, Jira, Slack, Loom.
Bonus: As an intern, I learned in YouTube how to create components and managing design systems on Figma in 2 weeks. This experience made me good at learning quickly and independently.
Why design as a career? 🎓
There’s a Japanese term called Ikigai: the intersection of what you love, what the world needs, what you can be paid for, and what are you good at. Design is my Ikigai:
What’s my superpower? ⚡
Over the years, I’ve realized that when teams struggle with collaboration, I’m the one who steps in to help organize things. Whether it’s creating simple templates or creating design systems, I ensure everyone stays aligned toward the final goal.