I'm a UI/UX and Automotive HMI Designer with 4+ years of experience crafting interfaces that feel intuitive and look stunning across the web, on mobile, or inside a moving vehicle.
My work lives at the intersection of visual craft and user psychology, from infotainment systems to web platforms and brand identities.
CREATIVE INTERN ( 2021 – 2022 )
Where it all started. As a Creative Design Intern at RNTBCI, I explored the edges of automotive HMI from a blind spot monitoring concept using 3D vehicle models to an infotainment mascot pitched to senior management. Also led form and UX design for a telepresence robot. Proof that curiosity is a design tool.
UI/UX & HMI DESIGNER ( 2022 – Present )
From intern to full-time and the work got bigger. At RNTBCI, I own the full design lifecycle: research, task flows, wireframes, design systems, and stakeholder handoff. Shipped the Personal Audio Zone HMI for Nissan North America. Still going.
UX & RESEARCH
Good design starts before the first frame. I work from user profiles, task flows, and lo-fi wireframes validating decisions early so the final product solves the right problem, not just a visible one.
UI DESIGN
Interfaces that earn attention without asking for it. I design with a sharp eye for hierarchy, consistency, and craft building components and systems that look intentional at every scale.
HMI DESIGN
Designing for the cockpit is designing under constraints glance time, safety, motion, environment. I translate complex vehicle systems into interfaces that feel instinctive at 100 km/h.
TOOLS
My stack spans the full design process Figma and Adobe XD for wireframes, prototypes, and design systems, Illustrator, Photoshop, and After Effects for visual craft and motion, Blender, Keyshot, and Autodesk Alias for 3D modelling, rendering, and automotive surface work, and Sketchbook and Procreate for ideation and illustration. From first sketch to final handoff, I stay hands-on at every step.
DESIGNING WITH AI
From writing UX copy and case study narratives to prototyping interactions and evaluating design decisions, AI sits inside my workflow where clarity matters most. The thinking stays mine AI just keeps up.
