WHO I AM

WHO I AM

WHO I AM

I’m a Japanese-American UX UI designer with a background in neuroscience and psychology based in NYC. I believe that good design is a form of evolving art that goes hand in hand with meticulous data analysis. I am currently a Junior UX Designer at Game Data Pros.

 

Driven by innate curiosity and passion for problem-solving, I ask questions that uncover the core issues and carefully analyze data to draw meaningful conclusions. I prioritize direct user interaction to gain valuable insights that guide my design.

 

I like to gather inspiration online exploring designs, drawings, or videos I find captivating, allowing me to create visuals that cater to the target demographic and follow current trends.

 

When not immersed in design, I enjoy culinary adventures, drawing, playing video games, watching anime/soccer, and playing my ukulele.

MY JOURNEY

MY JOURNEY

MY JOURNEY

I’ve been interested in the inner workings of the brain since my grandmother’s diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease. To fulfill my scientific interests, I attended the University of California, Davis, to obtain my graduate degree, where I examined the neural circuits underlying memory processes while using my artistic skills for scientific visualization.

 

Although I enjoyed basic research, I came to the realization that I wanted to directly impact people’s lives in a shorter period. Upon discovering the UX/UI field, I realized that this was an ideal fit as it allowed me to merge my passion for research and visual design. 

 

While it may seem like an unconventional path, my research background has well-equipped me with the skills to craft effective solutions that shape user behavior to accomplish their goals.

I’ve been interested in the inner workings of the brain since my grandmother’s diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease. To fulfill my scientific interests, I attended the University of California, Davis, to obtain my graduate degree, where I examined the neural circuits underlying memory processes while using my artistic skills for scientific visualization.

 

Although I enjoyed basic research, I came to the realization that I wanted to directly impact people’s lives in a shorter period. Upon discovering the UX/UI field, I realized that this was an ideal fit as it allowed me to merge my passion for research and visual design. 

 

While it may seem like an unconventional path, my research background has well-equipped me with the skills to craft effective solutions that shape user behavior to accomplish their goals.

I’ve been interested in the inner workings of the brain since my grandmother’s diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease. To fulfill my scientific interests, I attended the University of California, Davis, to obtain my graduate degree, where I examined the neural circuits underlying memory processes while using my artistic skills for scientific visualization.

 

Although I enjoyed basic research, I came to the realization that I wanted to directly impact people’s lives in a shorter period. Upon discovering the UX/UI field, I realized that this was an ideal fit as it allowed me to merge my passion for research and visual design. 

 

While it may seem like an unconventional path, my research background has well-equipped me with the skills to craft effective solutions that shape user behavior to accomplish their goals.

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