An intellectually curious, intrinsically motivated designer always striving for the joy of cooperative endeavors

About Me

With over a decade of experience as a design professional, I have collaborated with numerous companies across diverse industries, helping them create captivating interactive experiences and enhance existing ones.

My expertise lies at the intersection of design and technology, enabling me to craft digital interfaces using an iterative and cognitive approach. I am proficient in UX, UI, IA, IxD, and front-end development, embracing contemporary design disciplines. I firmly believe that crafting delightful products is a holistic endeavor.

Passionate about making a positive impact on society and the environment, I thrive on the collaborative dynamics of teamwork involved in such projects.

In my leisure time, you'll often find me engrossed in philosophical, psychological, and media studies texts, grappling with the challenges presented by our rapidly evolving technological landscape. As a lifelong cyclist, I prioritize connecting with nature, finding solace in mountain and road biking—activities that help me strike a balance between screen-time and the wider world.

If you believe I would be a valuable addition to your team, please don't hesitate to reach out to me via email or LinkedIn. Let's discuss how I can contribute to your goals. If you're a fellow designer, I would love to connect on LinkedIn as well. I am always eager to collaborate with talented individuals on projects and exchange knowledge within the design community.

How Philosophy Makes You a Better Leader

Despite growing recognition of the benefits of “mindfulness” activities (such as yoga and meditation) and an introverted style, self-reflection on philosophical issues—such as values, character virtues, and wisdom—is relatively neglected.  Executive coaching and leadership development programs rarely include much, if anything, about the power of clarifying one’s philosophical world-view. But there is mounting evidence that they should. Link to full article in harvard business review.

Mix of philosophy texts on a bookshelf

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