I graduated from vocational school as an electrical engineer and spent two years working in a factory. Eventually, I taught myself how to code because I wanted to build things.

Then a friend of mine, who's a genuinely great designer, introduced me to the world of UI and product design. That was the turning point. I discovered I enjoyed designing what people actually use more than writing the code behind it.

Almost four years later, here I am designing UI and digital products.

I’m practical by nature. Maybe spending years around machines will do that to you. I like solving real problems, questioning things that don't make sense, and keeping things simpler than they need to be.

And when I’m not designing, I’m probably up in the mountain, playing football, taking photos, eating something good, or goofing around with one of my two cats.