This is my story.
My journey as a designer began with humble beginnings as an intern at Atari Games, a legendary company responsible for classics like Space Invaders and Missile Command. It was here that I first dipped my toes into the world of graphics processing, where I played a pivotal role in perfecting the stop-motion characters of the popular video game, Primal Rage II. Back then, I was affectionately known as the "pixel guy."
However, my career path took me on a winding journey, eventually circling back to my roots in graphic design. Over the years, I've worn many hats – from illustrator to package designer, and even creative director. I've had the privilege of working on diverse projects, ranging from designing marketing campaigns to shaping brand identities for several nonprofit organizations.
As technology continued to revolutionize the design landscape, I found myself drawn to the realm of UX/UI design out of sheer curiosity. My natural affinity for technology and a burning desire to understand how websites and mobile apps tick led me down this exciting path. From humble sketches on paper to intricate wireframes, detailed mockups, and fully interactive prototypes, I discovered profound satisfaction in solving complex problems while fostering creativity along the way. The process became my passion.
One of the highlights of my career was serving as the UI/UX Designer for a tech startup, pioneering the world's first social payments platform. It was a perfect blend of collaboration, creation, iteration, and ultimately, launching innovative solutions.
My journey is far from over. With each project, I continue to grow and evolve as a designer, driven by the ever-changing landscape of technology and design. Join me as I embark on this ongoing adventure, embracing new challenges, and exploring the boundless possibilities of design in the digital age.
Welcome to my portfolio, where you'll find a collection of my work, experiences, and the creative evolution that defines my journey.
Let's design the future together.