I'm a product designer with 6 years of experience. Back in university, I was the design guy in our robotics and electronics lab designing circuit boards, laying out the faculty journal, basically anything that needed to look good and work well. That's when it clicked for me, and I landed my first design internship.

After graduating, my brothers and I thought, "Why not build something ourselves?" He codes, I design, seemed like a good match. We started a tiny software services company. Three people, one room. We eventually grew it to 15 people with a proper office. I ran all the design, learned how to build a business, made plenty of mistakes. Eventually though, we decided to go our separate ways, and I wanted to focus purely on product design.

Since then, I've worked across all kinds of products consumer apps, food tech, B2B platforms. I designed interfaces, experiences, helped teams, planned roadmaps, and worked with brands like Beko, Whirlpool, and KFC. Currently, I'm at KinesteX, designing an AI motion-tracking product for businesses. I handle design for the whole company and built our design system that 50+ partner companies now use—from fitness apps to insurance platforms.