About Me
I’m a Digital CX/UX and Product Designer with a story-first mindset. I hold a Master of Arts in Journalism and Communication from the University of Warsaw, where I learned the value of storytelling, research, and clear communication. My early career in television shaped how I see human experiences: working in children’s programming reminded me that everything begins with curiosity and emotion, while being part of the team producing investigative documentaries taught me how to uncover truth through objective research and critical questioning. Those lessons carried into UX, where the real focus is understanding human behavior and reaction.
Over the years, I’ve helped companies of all sizes improve their digital presence. I spent five years at Fanatics as a Digital Designer, building ecommerce journeys for passionate sports fans worldwide. I’ve also consulted with multiple companies to redesign websites and platforms, helping them stay aligned with evolving customer expectations. Most recently, I worked with Verizon Value Brands as an Experience Designer, collaborating with engineering, accessibility, research, and business teams to create customer journeys and account tools used by millions. In fast-moving environments like this, I’ve learned that simplicity isn’t about doing less, it’s about making what’s essential easy to see and effortless to use.
Looking ahead, I’m excited about how AI and generative design will expand what’s possible for human-centered experiences.
Outside of work, I stay curious about consciousness research, especially from historic studies at the PEAR Lab at Princeton with Robert Jahn and Brenda Dunne, as well as the ongoing explorations of Quantum Gravity Research. I also draw inspiration from visionaries like Nikola Tesla and Joe Dispenza, who expand how we think about science, energy, and imagination. I play piano, jog to clear my mind, and spend time with my dog Bebe, my loyal companion of 18 years, who reminds me every day that love, gratitude, and presence give life its true meaning.