_Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ Some years ago, I made a pivotal decision that changed the trajectory of my career. Despite graduating from Political Science in college, I found myself drawn to UX Design. It wasn’t an easy shift, but I taught myself how to code, explored tools like Sketch & Figma, and eventually got accepted into the UX Engineering graduate program in London. Before the shift I was working as a PM at a startup, after having built a diverse career in industries like pharmaceuticals, marketing, and even acting. While I was hitting milestones I didn’t feel connected to the work. It lacked meaning & the daily 9-5 grind left me craving freedom and a sense of belonging. One day, while working with a designer, I realized I didn’t want to brief someone else—I wanted to create. That moment sparked a shift in me. After graduating with distinction from Goldsmiths University of London, my first challenge came at a large enterprise. Navigating between stakeholder expectations & user needs, I saw firsthand how design could transform the way people interact with technology. It was the perfect blend of creativity and problem-solving, but I wanted something more dynamic. That’s when I joined a global startup. It was a fast-paced environment where ideas were currency, I began to see UX not just as a functional discipline but as a creative force that could drive business strategy. My journey took a turn when I realized that not everyone appreciated the power of UX. At one point, a co-founder casually referred to UX as "cosmetic makeup" a sentiment that made me rethink my position. I made a bold decision to join another startup as the Head of Product, where I had the freedom to shape the entire product process from the ground up. That experience gave me the confidence to launch my own brand. Landing the first client became a testament to the fact that I had turned a dream into something real. There are moments of pure freedom, but also days of struggle. Owning your path is empowering but it also means taking full responsibility for your success. Why I’m Sharing This I believe that the power of UX lies in its ability to bridge the gap between users and businesses, creating experiences that are not only functional but impactful. Today, I help businesses achieve that through tailored UX consulting services. Whether it’s managing complex UX workflows, designing intuitive products, conducting in-depth user research, or building scalable design systems, I’m here to collaborate with you.…_Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ Some years ago, I made a pivotal decision that changed the trajectory of my career. Despite graduating from Political Science in college, I found myself drawn to UX Design. It wasn’t an easy shift, but I taught myself how to code, explored tools like Sketch & Figma, and eventually got accepted into the UX Engineering graduate program in London. Before the shift I was working as a PM at a startup, after having built a diverse career in industries like pharmaceuticals, marketing, and even acting. While I was hitting milestones I didn’t feel connected to the work. It lacked meaning & the daily 9-5 grind left me craving freedom and a sense of belonging. One day, while working with a designer, I realized I didn’t want to brief someone else—I wanted to create. That moment sparked a shift in me. After graduating with distinction from Goldsmiths University of London, my first challenge came at a large enterprise. Navigating between stakeholder expectations & user needs, I saw firsthand how design could transform the way people interact with technology. It was the perfect blend of creativity and problem-solving, but I wanted something more dynamic. That’s when I joined a global startup. It was a fast-paced environment where ideas were currency, I began to see UX not just as a functional discipline but as a creative force that could drive business strategy. My journey took a turn when I realized that not everyone appreciated the power of UX. At one point, a co-founder casually referred to UX as "cosmetic makeup" a sentiment that made me rethink my position. I made a bold decision to join another startup as the Head of Product, where I had the freedom to shape the entire product process from the ground up. That experience gave me the confidence to launch my own brand. Landing the first client became a testament to the fact that I had turned a dream into something real. There are moments of pure freedom, but also days of struggle. Owning your path is empowering but it also means taking full responsibility for your success. Why I’m Sharing This I believe that the power of UX lies in its ability to bridge the gap between users and businesses, creating experiences that are not only functional but impactful. Today, I help businesses achieve that through tailored UX consulting services. Whether it’s managing complex UX workflows, designing intuitive products, conducting in-depth user research, or building scalable design systems, I’m here to collaborate with you.WWWW…