Having a passion for design, I started my education as an architecture student. Striving to be a great designer, I realized the importance of making design decisions based on evidence. 

As someone who dislikes making decisions without data, I embarked on a Ph.D. program in Behavioral and Cognitive Neuroscience to learn how we can ground design decisions on solid data. 

I find fulfillment exploring the intersection of human behavior, experience, and technology. 

My expertise spans cognitive psychology, human spatial navigation, and multidisciplinary research, with a focus on understanding human interaction with physical and virtual spaces, particularly within immersive VR environments.

With a robust background in design and research, I excel in collaborative environments that foster creativity and teamwork.