My Story

I didn't begin in design. I studied mechanical engineering, driven by a curiosity for how things work and why some things feel naturally easier to use than others.

That curiosity eventually took me from machines to interfaces, and then beyond interfaces altogether.

I began my career focused on craft: understanding people, shaping interactions, and making complex workflows easier to navigate. But as I worked across industrial systems, education, SaaS, fintech, and AI, I realized that the interface is only the part people can see.

Behind every good product are difficult decisions about technology, business, teams, and trust.

Building Dun from the founder's seat made that lesson personal. I experienced the uncertainty behind every roadmap, the pressure behind every decision, and the responsibility of turning an idea into something people might genuinely choose. It changed the way I design.

Today, I approach products with the eye of a designer, the curiosity of an engineer, and the ownership of a founder. I care deeply about craft, but I care even more about whether the whole thing works.

I'm still curious. Still building. Still trying to make complicated things feel a little more obvious.