About
UX researcher | Lifelong learner | Travel planner enthusiast
As a graduate from the University of Toronto's Master of Information (UX Design) program and former psychology undergraduate student, I enjoy combining principles from both disciplines into my designs. My empathy, curiosity, and drive to solve problems led me to develop this meaningful career.
With my past experiences that shape my current career aspirations, I am strongly interested in working in an organization that aligns with my values of striving for excellence, innovation, and integrity. I am passionate about doing user research using both qualitative and quantitative methodologies in healthcare, tech, and finance.
Please feel free to contact me for my resume.
My Career So Far
From retail to UX research, I've explored many different career avenues in life.
Tools that power my every day:
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Recognized for creative digital design and innovation.
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My Hobbies
In my free time, I enjoy reading rom-coms, cooking innovative recipes, and traveling. In the past, I have worked in several mental health organizations, including providing emotional support to individuals who faced mental health challenges as a peer support worker. The communication skills I have developed and the empathy I have for users stem from these experiences.
My Current Recommendations
If you're an avid traveler, check out Wanderlog to plan your trip itineraries.
Wanna read a good book recommended by a former psychology student? Read Maybe You Should Talk to Someone by Lori Gottlieb.
Looking for an international animated film to watch? Ne Zha 1 and Ne Zha 2 are huge hits!
And if you want a nostalgic, emotional song to listen to, I highly recommend Margaret by Lana Del Rey.
Fun Facts
🍜 I'm a huge foodie who's always looking for good restaurants to try in the city.
📚 I own four bullet journals, three digital planners, two diaries, and one traveler's notebook.
👀 I got LASIK in 2019 right before COVID happened. Hooray for 20/20 vision!
