Professional Identity

As a designer, I consider myself a creative person that blends conceptual depth with hands-on creation. I'm particularly interested in the visual and physical aspects of design, which use aesthetics, form, and interaction to represent concepts in a clear and memorable way. I believe that design should not only solve issues, but also communicate with people, invite them in, and leave a lasting impression. My strong interest in aesthetic design led me to create the visual identity of our robotic hand, including the physical layout and logo treatment.

Prototyping is one of my skills, particularly in 3D. I adore bringing ideas to life using physical and digital models since that is where concepts begin to communicate. I frequently use visual communication to explain my ideas, whether through sketches, interface mockups, or comprehensive renders. My fast-learning ability helps me adapt quickly to new tools and technologies, which allows me to explore bold ideas and refine them through experimentation. 

What motivates me is the chance to create items that are both helpful and significant. I aim to develop solutions that assist individuals, and I’m inspired by the belief that design can enhance our lives and influence our engagement with technology. To me, aesthetics, efficiency, and technological sophistication are crucial — the design needs to work effectively, appear attractive, and seem intuitive

In the ID competency framework, I find myself most in sync with Technology & Realization and Creativity & Aesthetics, since they enable me to turn concepts into reality with both technical accuracy and visual appeal. I am shaping my identity by focusing on future design — through expressive, efficient, and user-centered products.