I was born and raised in Guadeloupe (French Caribbean), where life moves differently from the big cities I've been navigating since I was 18. The countryside, the beach, the music, the craftsmanship, it's all part of me. That sensibility never left me. Growing up there taught me to slow down and pay attention. To notice the small details of nature, like ants carrying tiny crumbs across a path, or shooting stars in a sky dark enough to actually see them.
Design found me through a lifelong obsession with beautiful things. It started with my mum's clothes and jewellery, which convinced me I'd become a fashion designer. Then a tiny antique shop in the town of Capesterre that I was fascinated with made me certain I'd own one someday (it's not too late, actually). Taking art classes in high school turned me from a consumer into a maker.
Moving to Paris to study design, then to London, taught me something new about myself: how adaptable I am, and how much I love a challenge. Easy stopped being enough. I find something deeply satisfying about stepping outside my comfort zone and growing through it. That has followed me into my career too. Specialising in complex problems and B2B software that most don't find particularly exciting. In that space, I see an opportunity to solve real problems through clarity, creativity, and genuinely delightful moments. My time at DICE.fm, Jigsaw, and Bboxx, designing enterprise software and internal tools, has been a testament to that.
Some people describe me as organised, calm, and deeply empathetic. Others say curious and self-aware. What I know for certain is that I take real pride in making collaboration an enjoyable experience of co-creation, because I care about the humans I work with just as much as the humans I design for. Work with me and you can trust that your product is being built with users at the centre and business goals as the north star, while staying fully in the loop on every design decision.
