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Soft Skills

Cross teams collaboration

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Helped many users to achieve their goals

 

Extensive experience in problem-solving 

 

Performing data analysis to drive informed business decisions

 

I bring curiosity and a calm mindset, friendly approach

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Comfortable explaining technical issues in plain language for non-technical stakeholders

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Build documentation and processes that make sense to the next person, not just to me

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Genuinely enjoy learning new tools and new ways of working

Creating Interfaces That Understand People

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Education

Systems Analysis

Universidade Bandeirante de Sao Paulo

UX/UI Design

AllWomen 

More About me 

I'm a piano student

Coffeeholic

I love walking in the park with my french bulldog

I enjoy travelling and exploring new cities like a researcher

Hard Skills

Research & Strategy

User interviews, Surveys, Qualitative research, Quantitative research, Documentary research, Competitive analysis, Data interpretation, Heuristic evaluation, User Journeys

User Analysis & Synthesis

Empathy mapping, User personas, User journey mapping, Problem statements, User stories, Insight definition, Hypothesis creation, Data analytics

UI & Visual Design

UI components (buttons, forms, icons), Layout and grids, Typography, Colour theory, Visual hierarchy, Responsive design, Composition principles, Accessibility (WCAG principles)

Wireframing & Prototyping

Low-fidelity wireframes, Mid fidelity wireframes, High-fidelity wireframes, Design iteration

Tools

Figma, Miro

Design Thinking process, Design sprint, Lean UX, Agile fundamentals, Iterative design, Research artifacts

Design Thinking & Methodologies

User flows, Task flows, Information architecture, Site map

Information Architecture & UX Structure

Usability & Testing

Usability testing, Test planning, Feedback analysis, Iteration based on testing

Collaboration & Delivery

Developer handoff, Cross-functional collaboration, Design presentation, Stakeholder communication, Final project delivery, Agile

AI & Emerging Tech

AI-Assisted Design, Prompt Engineering for Design, Generative Design Tools

I design digital experiences with a strong analytical foundation and a mindset focused on continuous growth. My career didn’t change overnight, it evolved. I started as a Technical Support Engineer and later became a Database Specialist, working closely with users to solve complex system issues and ensure stable, high-performing environments. That experience shaped how I see UX today: before thinking about solutions, I focus on understanding the real problem.

Collaboration has always been part of my work. Working in that environment strengthened cross-team collaboration, accountability and ability to balance technical constraints with user needs.

Problem-solving has always been at the centre of what I do. For more than 10 years I translated complex system issues into language business stakeholders could act on. Now I do the same thing into my design process, translating user needs into decisions developers can build.

I start with user interviews, insights, behavioural data and usability feedback to uncover patterns and real pain points. In my recent Pet Escapes e-commerce project, I refined the flow through iteration until it felt clearer and more intuitive for users.

I’m motivated by building thoughtful, user-centred products that make sense, not just visually but technically and strategically as well.

Career Timeline

1 - Technical Support Engineer → Database Specialist

Solved complex system failures, collaborated across apps and infraestructure teams. Built the habit of finding root causes, not just symptoms.

2 - Pivot into UX 

Brought systems & analytical experience into design. User interviews, journey maps and prototypes replaced database queries but the mindset stayed the same, solving business and user issues.

3 - UX Designer / Product Designer 

Now I'm designing full product flows from research through to final iteration.

My technical background makes results faster.

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