Design is a way for me to explore and define my self-identity.

Growing up in Taiwan, I discovered my passion for design early on, creating my first chair in my father's woodworking shop. Seeing the joy on people's faces when using my creations was profoundly fulfilling and inspired my lifelong goal: to design products that bring happiness and ease to others.

During my undergraduate studies in Product Design, I realized that great design isn't just about appearance—it’s about making people feel comfortable, understood, and delighted. This realization deeply resonated with me and solidified my commitment to pursuing UX design.

Through 5 UX/Product Design internships, I experienced the joy of transforming ideas into solutions through user research, prototyping, and usability testing. Earning my Master’s degree at the University of Washington further enriched my perspective, allowing me to explore accessibility and interaction design, which made me feel more connected to users’ diverse needs.

Working as a UX Design intern in the U.S. brought immense satisfaction as I collaborated with cross-functional teams to create meaningful designs. Balancing user needs and business goals, I felt a profound sense of purpose seeing how my work impacted people’s lives.

I deeply know that my mission is to create happiness through product, and that is the very meaning of my existence.