I'm on a mission to bridge the gap between design and technology. At Michigan State University, I study Experience Architecture (UX) and minor in computer science, getting a taste of two distinct fields. Yet, they're interconnected. How?

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In the realm of UX, I don't just acquire design skills; I practice the art of empathy. I conduct user interviews, actively seek feedback, and diligently work to grasp the intricacies of each user's experience. This data becomes the foundation on which I built my design decisions.

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On the other hand, within the domain of computer science, I developed a keen eye for uncovering patterns in data computation. The patterns work together to execute an action, an exciting moment like solving a puzzle. 

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The intersection of these two worlds, UX and CS, led to the creation of my own unique specialty: a data-driven, creative approach to problem-solving. I don't shy away from crafting innovative solutions. I don't sweat over numbers. Instead, I wield them to my advantage by bringing tangible change to the digital world.