My user-centric design approach derives from my healthcare engineering degree. Keep in mind the user when creating tools for and inside people. As a designer, I help create valuable things. I can observe the user and map his value proposition in several ways. My medical background has taught me about ethical principles protecting privacy and data. This is crucial to give participants confidence that everything they say will be taken seriously.

It was during my bachelor studies that I first encountered entrepreneurship through the Young Entrepreneurs program. A product was developed by groups of students from various backgrounds. The project's focus was on business-oriented analyses. Another college offered me a minor in entrepreneurship, value proposition, and business model canvas. This minor's final deliverable was a project that combined business, users, and data. 

From Concept to Reality was the first lesson in this subject. Getting to know the design process can lead to great ideas. During my internship, I saw these ideas put into practice in the design world. I learnt sketching, 3D modeling, and graphic design throughout my internship. So I could express myself in many ways. Aesthetics isn't just about graphics and colors, I've discovered. Both aspects can enhance a design. The user experience has taught me to be creative and apply aesthetics.