About me


Back in my college and high school days, I was known for building things, researching topics that interested me in detail. I spent a portion of my early career driving the content strategy of digital marketing campaigns and products. I also spent some years being a journalist for my university's digital platform, and managed to get an article published in popular newspapers like The Orlando Sentinel.

After years producing content for a wide variety of audiences, I combined my interest in design and psychology to transition to UI/UX Design and become a web accessibility expert.

I moved to sunny Austin, TX in September 2022, and since then, I've been working as a UX Designer for U.S. Bank's subsidiary known as Elavon. I have over 3 years of experience in the field, with an expertise in web accessibility and Interaction Design.

Being fluent in English and Spanish, as well as having experienced cultural diversity both in my home country and in USA, has led me to gain expertise in navigating cultural nuances during the UX design process. This is why I dedicate my time to studying products with an international presence, considering cultural differences in color psychology, mental models, values, user needs, and other factors.

During my free time, you can find me at the gaming cafe or an outdoor activity. I like to help my community and support local craft as much as possible.

Top skills


Here's some of my top skills I use to create better, human-centered digital products that solve problems users face daily and make companies stand out.
Accessibility
UX Research
Wireframing
Prototyping
Interaction Design
Agile Methodology
UX Writing
HTML, CSS, JS