Before becoming a designer, I took a winding path, gaining diverse experiences that ultimately shaped the way I approach design.

Earning a law degree strengthened my analytical thinking and problem-solving abilities.

"I worked at Groupon in the Customer Service department, handling chat and email correspondence with customers from the USA, assisting them in resolving issues related to their orders, accounts, etc. That experience gave me deep empathy for users, sharpened my problem-solving skills, and helped me understand customer pain points—crucial for UX research and usability testing.

After graduation, I discovered my passion for languages and began teaching English and Spanish to children in a kindergarten and a language school. Working with young learners taught me humility (children are the most honest "clients") and how to break down complex concepts—key skills for designing intuitive, user-friendly experiences.

On a personal level, being a mom to a toddler has further honed my time management and empathy.
I'm particularly fascinated by early childhood education, toys, and technologies that support children's development.