I spent the first 14 years of my life in Nigeria, where my parents moved for my dad’s work. After that, I called Lebanon home, a place that shaped my creativity and culture. I studied mass communications, fully expecting to end up in media or advertising. But a brand strategy class completely changed the game. That one course sparked something in me. I realized I didn’t just want to talk about brands. I wanted to bring them to life.

So I minored in graphic design. I wanted to create the visuals, the vibes, the stories people connect with. That’s when I fell in love with branding — not just for how it looks, but for how it feels.

A few years later, I moved to San Francisco. I worked retail, felt stuck, and realized I wasn’t sure what direction I was headed in. Eventually, I made the decision to move to Redmond. It felt like the fresh start I didn’t know I needed.

That’s where I discovered UX/UI. It blended strategy, creativity, and purpose in a way that felt right. I got certified and dove in completely.

Now I’m building a career that brings together everything I love — bold visuals, intentional storytelling, and experiences that truly connect.

It’s been a journey, and every part of it brought me here.