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Or as many call me, Liz.

Currently a senior at Carnegie Mellon University studying Decision Science and Human Computer Interaction with a minor in Design. 

I am passionate about designing with empathy, creating easily understandable, enjoyable, and innovative designs that truly impact and improve the lives of users. To do this, I try to listen, embrace new perspectives, and challenge myself to create things that seeks to explore unique experiences and improve my design capabilities.

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Why design? & a bit about me.

Ever since I was young, I had many interests that made pinpointing a single passion tricky. What always stood out to me, though, was my love for creating and understanding people. That’s how I discovered UX Design—a perfect blend of both of these.

In my free time, I like to doodle (currently really into illustrations -- created my own Figjam sticker set that I use religiously), trim my bangs, eat fruits while watching TV shows, munch on some salt and vinegar/pickle chips, and sift through my Spotify playlists. I also love meeting new people, so let's connect! 

2 things that's not on my resume but worth mentioning.

My first job was at a healthcare & daycare center that took care of children with mental and physical disabilities. From then on, I developed a love for children and a motto to be patient with everyone.

I was a Girl Scout since young, focusing on creating projects that create community changes. Now, I always try to lead my life with social good in mind.

Currently Doing.

  • 📚 Reading Flow by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi

  • 🎸 Learning Too Sweet by Hozier on the guitar

  • 🌌 Listening to StarTalk with Neil DeGrasse Tyson

  • 📖 Co-creating a children's illustration book

  • 🎥 Learning how to document and edit my life

  • 🐈 Starting an obsession with Snoopy & funny cats

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Movie nights with friends ❤️

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Late night dorm moments (ft. the cardboard table I made)

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Successful UXA event!

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