Yaren Bilici

WORK HISTORY

EDUCATION

ABOUT YAREN BILICI

Hi there! I’m Yaren. I earn my living as a UI/UX designer, but my curiosity knows no bounds. I spend a lot of time researching the things I love. I believe in continous growth and adaptation. I\'m profoundly drawn to the intricacies of the humankind and the human mind which leads me to explore fields like neuroscience, abnormal & evolutionary psychology, history and anthropology. I\'m also fascinated by the broader questions of the universe, delving into areas such as physics and philosophy. These subjects are not mere topics of study; they shape my understanding of human behavior and provide inspiration for my designs. I strive to create connections that resonate with people on a profound level. I see the grand picture in design, yet I’m equally attuned to the details that make each project unique. My design journey has been an invigorating adventure, guiding me to specialize in product design—a field I find both challenging and exhilarating. I believe in experimentation and continuous growth, and over the span of the last 7 years, I’ve enthusiastically taken on various projects, both print and digital, big and small, local and global. Finding my niche in product design was my \"eureka!\" moment. I must admit, I often find myself walking the line between perfectionism and overthinking—traits that serve both as my greatest strength and a weakness. Rest assured, I\'m fully aware of this delicate balance and have invested considerable effort into honing these tendencies to better serve my design process. I have an easygoing and witty nature and I strive to infuse my work with the same spirit. It\'s a blend of fun and focus that makes each project not just a task, but a meaningful experience. If you\'re in search of a design partner who blends professional expertise with a deep sense of human connection, let\'s connect. Together, we can create something that not only looks fantastic but feels just right. Beyond my career, these days you might catch me dabbling in electronic music production, because why limit creativity? And if all else fails, starting a brand new life in the countryside as a farmer with 50+ different kinds of animals doesn\'t sound too bad to me. But let\'s consider that plan B.