For over a decade, I have operated at the intersection of visual systems and information architecture. My approach to Product Design is shaped by a unique dual-lens: a Master’s in Translation Studies and an admission to the MOME Interaction Design Master’s program, combined with 11 years of professional experience building scalable visual identities for the European market.
I specialize in navigating complexity. Whether I am auditing Human-in-the-Loop (HITL) workflows for AI systems or managing long-term design systems for premium international clients like Berlinmægleren, my goal is the same: to reduce cognitive load by creating clear, logical structures.
I don’t just design interfaces; I design the rules and hierarchies that make high-density technical data intuitive. I am looking to bring my expertise in Information Architecture and data-driven design to a product team solving complex technical challenges.
I build component-based libraries that ensure visual consistency across complex products. My focus is on creating reusable UI patterns that streamline the hand-off between design and development.
I structure complex data hierarchies and metadata schemas to make technical information intuitive. I leverage semantic logic to reduce cognitive load and reveal the logic within the data.
I translate quantitative insights and HITL workflows into friction-free interfaces. My approach optimizes how users interact with AI-steering, data-labeling, and high-density technical systems.