I translate complicated tech language into what users really need

Teams trust my sharp eye and informed thinking as I switch between product designer and owner roles
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What exactly can you do?

I transform complex and technical product challenges into clear user-centred solutions. My work spans the entire product lifecycle

  • Leading problem discovery workshops (Design Sprints, Design Days)
  • Conducting end-to-end product design (UX/UI, user research, testing)
  • Maintaining design systems
  • Supporting product strategy through OKR development, as well as opportunity identification and maintenance
  • Product ownership (User Story Mapping, Jira initiatives/epics/stories creation and description, technical feasibility reviews with scope trimming, monitoring implementation with troubleshooting, monitoring customer feedback and driving issue resolution, creating and maintaining functional documentation)

What’s unique about you?

It's my ability to adapt and dive deep. I'm not just designing screens—I'm understanding entire product ecosystems, facilitating team alignment, and bringing a mix of product insight and user empathy to even the most technical challenge. Just someone fun to be around 😉, vastly empathetic, and respectful

How have you measured the success of what you did?

In teams without robust analytics, I've gotten creative 🧠. I tracked success through user-submitted issues, positive feedback, and direct user interviews + Likert scale. My goal is always to establish clear, measurable metrics—whether that's through quantitative data or qualitative insights gathered directly from users. I just adapt to what's available

What’s your toolstack?

I'm tool-agnostic but have already worked with:

  • 🎨 Interface Design: Figma, Sketch
  • 🤝 Collaboration and documentation: Miro, Confluence
  • 🔍 User Research: User Interviews, Lookback, UserTesting
  • 🌐 Prototyping: Webflow, ProtoPie
  • 📋 Project boards: Jira, Asana, Trello