I'm a product designer based in Zürich with a background in healthcare. 

My search for a new setting, where I could apply my empathetic mindset and my interest in accessibility led me to design. This shift began to take shape during my work on a project, a platform for therapists. I worked at first as a healthcare consultant but overtime I discovered that as a designer I could improve user's experience. This excitement led me to the decision for career change.

I began by learning Figma and the basics of UI design, yet it was the Shift Nudge course that truly strengthened my knowledge of UI principles and played a pivotal role in my growth as a designer. I continue to broaden my expertise by engaging in online UX design courses, attending events and conferences like UXCamp, and staying updated with the latest trends in design.

When not designing, I find inspiration in art museums, watercolor painting, textile arts, and listening to podcasts—all experiences that continuously enrich my creativity.

I may be new to design, but I can apply the fundamentals I've learned with care and accuracy. I can work fast and efficiently on tasks, while maintaining attention to detail that matters in good design.

My experience in healthcare has equipped me with valuable transferable skills: the ability to break down complex problems, a deep understanding of accessibility needs, working with diverse professional teams and expertise in developing people-centered solutions. This unique perspective allows me to approach design challenges with both empathy and analytical precision.

I can adapt quickly to feedback and I am committed to continuous improvement. What I might lack in design years, I make up for with a strong work ethic and genuine enthusiasm for design.