After moving to Australia, it took a while to find my footing. I explored a few different paths before committing fully to UX and product design. Nearly a decade later, I've worked in fintech, legal tech and healthtech. Building products used by millions, from early-stage 0 to 1 launches to regulated and government.

Along the way I developed a PM streak I've never quite shaken. I care about the problem before the solution, the metric after the launch, and whether the thing we shipped actually changed anything. Most of the work I'm most proud of sits at the edge of design and product strategy, prioritisation, and all the messy conversations that happen before anyone opens Figma.

These days I also use AI as part of how I work. Not to replace the thinking, but to get closer to the real thing faster. I can go from a rough concept to a working, testable prototype in the time it used to take to polish a static screen. That shift has changed what I can explore, what I can validate, and what I bring to a team.