2025

Product & Behavioural Design.

After a period of freelancing in design, I met behavioural design — a mix of the neuroscience I delved into, from perception science to how neural circuits operate in memory and learning, as well as the power of behavioural science.

It's a refreshing way to use visual and sensory cues to make behavioural changes stick.

2024

Transitioning from lab life to product design.

I graduated in July 2023, with an Honours in Neuroscience as a part of my Biomedical Sciences Degree. My final months in academia were spent adjusting to a professional lab, sprint-teaching myself Python and data science skills to conduct my research and contribute to a data analysis pipeline.

It was rewarding, being able to apply the knowledge I had collected throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Intensely hands-on, I celebrated interdisciplinary collaboration and the practise of science. I was unexpectedly and rapidly drawn to the creative process of providing programming tools for facilitating research. After speaking to informaticians, creative coders, and software engineers, I decided to put my endeavours of doing a phD aside to pursue a career in product design.