Who I am

I never saw my career as a straight line. As a child, I was fascinated by mathematics, astronauts, and stories — memorizing an entire book, A Batata Fujona (the runaway potato, in portuguese), to retell to every visitor. That mix of logic, curiosity, and storytelling quietly shaped how I approach challenges today: analyzing systems, exploring possibilities, and making meaning clear.

In administration, I learned the power of structure. In systems analysis and support, I discovered the joy of solving people’s struggles, researching how they worked, and creating preventive solutions. As a front-end developer, I translated logic into reliable interfaces, learning that details and planning matter when they serve a larger flow.

In design, I finally found a language that unites function and feeling. It’s about noticing where people struggle, imagining what could be easier, and building bridges between complexity and clarity — the place where structure and meaning converge, and where I do my best work.