Between Worlds

I work between the human side of technology and the technical side of human needs.

"Between Worlds" is not just about having a cross-disciplinary background. It is the way I have learned to see and work.

I grew up in China, studied communication in the UK, and now study Communication Data Science in Los Angeles. Across these shifts, I have learned to move between cultures, disciplines, and ways of thinking: from human stories to data, from marketing language to product logic, from AI systems to the people who need to understand and use them.

My work starts from people. I care about what they feel, what they struggle to explain, and what they need before they can fully name it. But I also want to understand what technology can actually do: where AI helps, where it fails, and how technical possibility can become something useful, trustworthy, and human.

That is the space I am building toward: between human understanding and technical possibility.