About Me
A short history.

Biography

My parents are originally from Veracruz, Mexico, but I grew up in the Pleasant Grove neighborhood of Dallas, Texas.

In high school, I was a sassy nerd with a passion for everything from graphic design and AP STEM classes to playing violin. During my senior year, I built a pomodoro timer app for the AP Computer Science exam—an experience that solidified my love for programming.

I attended college at Texas A&M University and graduated with a bachelor's degree in Computer Science. I also served as president of TAMU UNICEF, a service organization committed to improving the lives of children both locally and globally.

Today, I work as a software developer at Publicis Sapient. Outside of work, you'll often find me cooking authentic Mexican food, playing Dead by Daylight with friends, or building the next experience that will bring joy to others.

Mission Statement

The universe is a truly random place, with an ever-shifting imbalance of good and bad. I was dropped into it, not only with the capability to experience it, but with the power to shift the imbalance towards the good for the betterment of all.

"
I create high-quality experiences that spread joy.
"

Process

For whatever experience I am creating, I use this step-by-step process to stay focused on the user and their needs.

1
Know Your Audience
2
Set a Clear Purpose
3
Define a Core Concept
4
Craft Structure and Flow
5
Iterate, Test, Refine

Values

Inspired by my journey into UX design, I've compiled a set of principles that I use to ensure high-quality in all of my experiences. Every experience must be:

Delightful
Learnable
Efficient
Effective
Accessible
Memorable
Polished

By combining my process and values, I create high-quality experiences that bring joy to others. Explore my work or get in touch to see these principles in action.