I was born in Brescia, Italy, and from an early age I have been fascinated by both creativity and problem solving. What once felt like two separate paths eventually revealed itself as one: creating is solving problems, and solving problems requires creativity. This mindset guided me to study Psychology and Technology at the Eindhoven University of Technology, where I explored the relationship between people and technology and discovered my passion for user centered design.

During my studies I focused on user research and human factors while also learning computer science, robotics and coding. In team projects I often took on many different responsibilities so I could understand how a product comes together from start to finish. Beyond the classroom, I joined Team RED, where I designed and maintained products, collaborated closely with developers and learned to engage with stakeholders. Later, at Weber Beamix Saint Gobain, I gained experience in corporate environments and deadlines, and a Master in UX Design at the Barcelona Technology School gave me the tools and best practices to grow as a designer.

I went on to work both independently as a freelancer and as a product designer/owner at Vitaance, a young startup with ambitious ideas. These experiences shaped me into a more confident and mature designer, able to connect creativity with strategy while always keeping people at the center of the process.

It is more like an obsession more than a passion. While I do enjoy board games in general, I particularly like chess because there is no luck involved.

I am not particularly good at it, but I do enjoy a good game of padel.

As any good Italian I do enjoy cooking my country's food, but I very much appreciate international cusines.