As a product designer at PulzAid, a healthcare startup that develops wearable devices for cardiac patients, I apply my skills in user interface design, Figma, and Adobe Illustrator to create intuitive and user-friendly products that improve our users' quality of life and health outcomes. I also collaborate with the engineering and marketing teams to align design and functionality with the user's needs and feedback. My achievements include designing the interface for a new device that monitors and alerts users of irregular heartbeats and winning the honorable mention and the popularity award in a store and showroom design competition.I am also pursuing my master's degree in architecture at Harvard University, focusing on architectural design and computational design. I have a strong interest in the intersection of architecture, technology, and healthcare and how they can create innovative and sustainable solutions for the built environment. I am currently a member of the Harvard Innovation Labs, where I work on projects that explore the potential of digital fabrication, data visualization, and artificial intelligence for architectural design. I also cross-register at the MIT Sloan School of Management, where I learn about project management and entrepreneurship. Through my education and experience, I aim to develop my design thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills and to contribute to the advancement of the architecture and healthcare sectors.