About

I was born and raised in Bandar Lengeh, a small coastal town in southern Iran. Since then, my journey has taken me across countries, cultures, and industries, from studying software engineering and multimedia design to building products in healthcare, fintech, enterprise software, and marketplace platforms.

I've lived in cities including Bandar Lengeh, Shiraz, Tehran, Montbéliard, Paris, San Francisco, Sausalito and Chicago. Each move challenged me to adapt, learn, and see the world through a different lens. Over time, those experiences shaped not only how I navigate life, but also how I approach design. They taught me that people experience the same problem differently, and that understanding those differences is often the key to creating meaningful products.

I enjoy working on complex problems that sit at the intersection of user needs, business goals, and technology. Whether I'm designing for healthcare professionals, financial services, enterprise teams, or farmers, I'm motivated by the challenge of making sophisticated systems feel simple, intuitive, and useful.

Outside of design, I love traveling, exploring new places, and immersing myself in different cultures. Photography is another passion of mine, it has taught me to slow down, observe details, and appreciate different perspectives, skills that often influence the way I approach design.

I'm always curious about how people think, work, and make decisions. That curiosity continues to drive both my design practice and my desire to keep learning, exploring, and building products that make a meaningful impact.