I'm a product designer with 3+ years of experience who cares less about aesthetics and more about function. I've worked at a design consultancy and in-house : on mobility aids, locking systems, and everyday tools.

What makes me unusual: I come from industrial design. I know what it means for something to be manufactured, held, and fail in someone's hand. That background shapes how I do UX , I look for system constraints, not just preferences.

I'm completing my Master's in Integrated Design at Hochschule Anhalt in Dessau and looking for roles where design has real consequences.