When I was 22, I made one of the biggest and bravest decisions of my life: moving from Israel to New York with just a suitcase and a sense of curiosity. I’ve always been drawn to psychology, and I eventually found my home in UX/UI—where I blend my love for human behavior with design.

Before becoming a designer, I worked in high-pressure operational environments where I led large teams and managed complex responsibilities. That experience shaped the core of who I am today: someone who thrives under pressure, thinks clearly, and values structure, communication, and responsibility. Over time, I naturally stepped into roles that involved guiding people, coordinating operations, and helping teams move toward shared goals. I’ve learned that I’m at my best when I’m organizing chaos, creating clarity, and collaborating to bring ideas to life.

My curiosity and desire to understand how things work push me to continually grow—and naturally take responsibility where it’s needed.

And when I’m not designing, you’ll probably find me listening to podcasts, getting lost in a good book, trying new recipes, or doing Pilates.