ABOUT
Understanding people. Translating experience into AI.
Exploring human experience from multiple perspectives and connecting it to technologies that can understand and respond to people.
EXPLORE
I kept looking in different directions, but somehow, I was always looking for the same thing: people.
I first approached people through technology. Engineering taught me to look beneath the surface—how technology works to make people’s lives easier. Design brought me closer to the other side: how people encounter technology—how it looks, feels, and is experienced. I was drawn to both what technology does for people and how people experience it. Then I discovered UX, which changed my perspective: I began by asking what people need, feel, and experience.
That question led me deeper.
DELVe
The closer I looked, the more I realized that human experience is never just one thing.
I began exploring experience, emotion, behavior, data, immersive environments, and human research as different ways of looking beneath the surface. People do not always fully know or express what they experience, and what they say may not tell the whole story. I became interested in the space between what people say, what they do, and what their bodies reveal—and in how context shapes them.
The more I looked, the more pieces I found.
CONVERGE
What once felt like scattered experiences began to converge around one question: how can we better understand human experience?
Over time, I realized that these experiences had taught me to approach human experience from multiple perspectives. What people consciously perceive, how they behave, and what they may not recognize in themselves can each reveal something different. My background across technology, design, UX, XR, data, and human research became less about mastering different tools and more about learning how to see human experience from different angles.
And that understanding began to point me toward technology in a different way.
CONNECT
I aim to translate human experience into forms that technology can understand.
I want to explore how technology can better understand people and respond to their experiences, needs, and contexts. As interaction moves beyond the screen and technologies become more embodied, I am interested in how this understanding can inform the right form of interaction for different people and situations.
AI is becoming increasingly embedded in these forms of interaction, opening a path toward technologies that can understand and adapt to people more naturally. I want to investigate how complex, contextual human experience can be represented in ways that AI can understand and use—developing approaches that adapt to people, situations, and environments rather than relying on a single universal framework.
This is where my next journey begins: connecting human experience with technology—and, increasingly, with AI.