My path into UX wasn’t linear. and I wouldn’t change that. Over the last 15 years, UX has been my core focus, but before that I worked across very different worlds that shaped how I think, collaborate, and lead.

I’ve been a 3D designer, a freelance coder, and part of an audiovisual company creating music videoclips. I worked in HR, interviewing candidates and understanding people from the inside of organizations. I even hosted my own radio program for two years, learning how to communicate, listen, and connect with an audience in real time.

Before all of that, I paid for my studies working in factories, electrical, food industry, and more. Those experiences grounded me, taught me discipline, teamwork, and respect for every role in the system.

Some of these paths may seem only loosely connected to UX, but together they gave me something I deeply value: perspective. They shaped my character, strengthened my empathy, and help me design, collaborate, and lead with a broader, more human point of view.