About me
I am a Product Designer drawn to problems that are equal parts human and technical, the kind that make you rethink what software can feel like. Growing up in Toronto, I was surrounded by immense diversity. It shaped how I listen to context, to nuance, to the things people shouldn't need to say out loud. It's the same instinct I lean on when designing for real users today.
I just graduated with a Master's in Human-Computer Interaction + Design from the University of Washington, and am excited for the next chapter!
Building to think
I love tinkering around, exploring new ideas, and learning what actually works ദ്ദി(•̀ ᴗ -)
Behind the logo
Reflecting on my childhood, I recalled my love for sweets, particularly cookies. Not any typical ones, but tapioca cookies. In Vietnamese, these are called bánh phục linh.
Some of my fondest memories involve making these with my family and enjoying them afterwards. These colorful cookies are delicate and require careful handling, but once molded, they transform into intricate, beautiful shapes which I was inspired by. For me, they symbolize that sometimes wonderful things take time and care, even if they feel fragile along the way.

to do:
- redesign my portfolio
- resist the urge to redesign it again
- map every place I've cried in grad school
- keep building things I'm not sure will work
Built with Claude & fueled by matcha
