I am a designer who bridges the gap between technological functionality and aesthetic beauty.

What motivates me to pursue this journey is my insatiable aim to discover new ways to create products. From an early age, I was fascinated by technology, which has definitely shaped my entire life. What truly sparked something remarkable in me was discovering Apple's approach to design. I still remember the mesmerizing design of the original iPhone in 2007, the harmonious combination of elements and seamless technology integration awakened my passion for design.

As an emerging product designer with a strong foundation in electronics and coding, I approach design challenges by first understanding user needs, then applying my technical knowledge to create solutions that are both aesthetically pleasing and functionally advanced. I identify primarily as a technical product designer with a focus on networking technology, aiming to increase global connectivity through thoughtfully designed devices.

My design methodology combines the aesthetics of simplicity inspired by Jony Ive and Dieter Rams' philosophy of "Less, but better" ("Weniger, aber besser") with evidence-based user research. When approaching a design challenge, I begin by researching user needs, then ideate through sketching and CAD modeling, before prototyping functional solutions that integrate both form and technology. I excel at translating technical capabilities into intuitive user experiences, and I have particular strengths in understanding electronic systems, 3D modeling, and anticipating how technology will evolve.

I value collaboration and believe diverse perspectives lead to stronger designs. In team settings, I naturally gravitate toward the technical implementation aspects, but I'm developing skills to contribute effectively to user research and concept development as well. I'm constantly seeking to expand my expertise in human-centered design methodologies while building upon my technical foundation.

However, I am also aware of areas where I can improve. Time management is a huge a challenge for me, and I sometimes find myself hyper-focused on the technical aspects of a project, potentially overlooking design considerations. I've also noticed that my interest can dissapear when a topic doesn't immediately spark my curiosity, leading to occasional procrastination. Addressing these weaknesses is a considerable priority for me, and I'm actively working on strategies to enhance my time management, maintain a broader design perspective, and stay engaged across diverse projects even if these are boring or lack any interesting aproach to them.

Specifically, to improve my time management, I've started implementing techniques like the Pomodoro method, but I find that active recall works best for me, Im also using digital task management tools like Trello to break down large projects into smaller, manageable tasks, this I also took into practice to use it also for my own personal tasks. I'm also scheduling dedicated time for user research and concept development to ensure a balanced approach to design. To combat procrastination, I'm focusing on finding the inherent interest in every project, even if it's initially challenging, and setting daily goals to maintain momentum.

Looking forward, I am excited to explore the intersection of AI and networking technology, as I believe this will revolutionize how we connect and interact with the digital world. What truly triggers my passion is the potential to create products that not only solve practical problems but also inspire awe and wonder. I am driven by the idea of designing intuitive, futuristic devices that make cutting-edge technology accessible to everyone.

What I genuinely enjoy doing is diving deep into the technical aspects of a project, experimenting with new materials and technologies, and then translating those findings into elegant, user-friendly designs as an example this portofolio website made by me. I find immense satisfaction in the process of bringing complex technical concepts to life through simple, intuitive interfaces.

What sets me apart is my ability to bridge the gap between advanced technology and accessible design, creating products that feel futuristic yet remain intuitive to use. I approach challenges with flexibility, viewing constraints as opportunities to find creative technical solutions rather than limitations although this sometime might be challenging.