I work at the intersection of data, design, and behavior, bringing warmth, clarity, and intention to complex information. I’m guided by a simple belief: information should feel clear, human, and meaningful.

My Path

My curiosity started early. As a kid, I took apart my first PC just to understand how it worked. That instinct to explore and understand never left.

Today, it shows up in how I approach data, design, and storytelling. I enjoy digging into complexity, asking questions, and translating what I find into something people can actually connect with.

What I Do

With over eight years in IT, along with experience in UX/UI and data work, I’ve built a skill set that helps me understand both how systems function and how people experience them.

My work often looks like this:

• uncovering patterns and insights that make information easier to understand

• designing intuitive, inclusive experiences that help people navigate complexity

• connecting data, systems, and user needs to support clarity and reliability

What Inspires Me

I’m drawn to work that helps people feel supported rather than overwhelmed. Data and design are most powerful when they’re approached with empathy.

Whether I’m analyzing patterns, mapping behavior, or translating something technical, my goal is always the same: reduce friction, add clarity, and make information easier to understand.

My last name, Velacanto, means “singing candle.” It reflects the kind of presence I try to bring into my work: steady, supportive, and quietly illuminating.