About me
''I am a native Londoner with a touch of Mancunian spirit. As an ardent global citizen, my enthusiasm for travel and passion for geography shape my identity."
I am currently in my final year as a Web and User Experience Design student at MMU. My interest in user experience research blossomed from my fascination with understanding people's cultural, geographical, and historical backgrounds through a sociological perspective. The intersection of my passions for countries, geography, sociology, and technology led me to pursue a career in UX Research and Design.
Exploring various musical genres through vinyl shopping, ranging from Congolese rumba to Peruvian festjo or Japanese 80’s jazz, signifies an unlimited scope for exploration and personal growth. I aim for this broadened perspective to be evident in my research and design endeavors. Proficiency in diverse hobbies can significantly influence design, providing a unique and enriched perspective to solutions and creative outputs.
Outside of work
I also indulge in activities such as:
Exploring museums and bookshops in Manchester has become a hobby for me, as the city offers a wealth of opportunities for exploration. Additionally, attending live music events and concerts in Manchester, of which there appears to be no shortage, further enriches my cultural experiences.
In my spare time, you'll find me attempting to name all countries alphabetically, collecting vinyl records, and exploring the streets of Manchester.
